Demon Slayer surprisingly good. Cleveland also liked it, and said that it always fits in with all the situations it is played in. Kalata and Snelgrove called it catchy. Don at Square Enix Music Online said that The Demon Slayer has a solid soundtrack for a Game Boy role-playing game, and specifically highlighted "Opening" as a well-composed piece, with its "exotic and mysterious" atmosphere. Patrick Gann at RPGFan said that The Demon Slayer has fantastic and under-appreciated music, but that the soundtrack is short. Don found the soundtrack of Last Bible II to be better than the first game's, and said that several pieces, including "Temple", "Field", "Boss Battle", and "Dungeon", were better than their counterparts in the first game. He said that "Gaia", the piece that is played during the final boss battle, probably was the best of all pieces in the first two games. Gann did also find Last Bible IIs music to be better than the first game's. He liked that the soundtrack was longer than the first game's, and how he could not find any melodies that had been "borrowed" from The Demon Slayers soundtrack. Gann found Last Bible IIIs sound font to be weak, but liked several of the compositions. Both Don and Gann thought that Another Bibles music was worse than the music in previous games in the series. Don did however appreciate several pieces, including "Beginning Moment", which he thought was catchy and had a fantastic melody, and "Hiding All Feeling Inside", which he found to be the most successful piece in the game's soundtrack. Notes References 1992 video games Atlus games Game Boy games Game Boy Color games Mobile games Game Gear games Game Gear-only games Super Nintendo Entertainment System games Super Nintendo Entertainment System-only games Video games scored by Manami Matsumae Video games developed in Japan Sega Games franchises Role-playing video games Video games about demons Video game franchises Video game franchises introduced in 1992 Gaiden: Last Bible