A track listing has been provided in Japanese. The game's original soundtrack is scored by Chikayo Fukuda, and was released on March 7. Later in the game, Yasha is able to be taken control and fights Lord Deus cause. Examples include players fighting one on one against opponents, or dodging enemy fire in shoot 'em up sections. Whilst the game mainly features cinematic sequences which feature quick time events, there are various different types of gameplay available. The game incorporates various gameplay elements, which require the player to build up a meter at the top of the screen which will allow them to activate a 'Burst' which allows them to progress through the story. Players take control of Asura, with each chapter in the game playing out like an episode of an anime series. During his quest for love and vengeance, Asura will confront and battle the forces of Heavens, packs of the Gohma, Divine Battleship fleets, and other tremendous obstacles. Twelve millennia later, Asura escapes from the depths of Naraka to find that his former comrades, now dubbed 'The Seven Deities', have been using Mithra's power to amplify their own to god-like levels. Weakened by Deus' attacks, Asura is dropped over the edge of the platform and falls to Earth while swearing to exact vengeance. As the god charges to save his child, Asura is repulsed by the god Deus, who reveals himself to be the Emperor's murderer so he can bring about what he calls 'The Great Rebirth'. In his rage, Asura finds his former allies who hold Mithra captive. After escaping vengeful imperial forces, Asura rushes home to protect his family, to find his wife dead and his daughter, Mithra, kidnapped. To his horror, Asura finds the Emperor has been murdered and he has been accused of the crime. Returning from a victorious battle, Asura was summoned to the Emperor's throne. Asura was once one of the Eight Guardian Generals, eight godly warriors who fought to protect Heaven and Earth from a destructive force called the Gohma.

Asura wrath gameplay