In GODDESS OF VICTORY: NIKKE, you can control how event music sounds during gameplay by balancing your in-game audio sliders and customizing your lobby background music (BGM). The song "SATELLITES" serves as the full-length theme for the Half-Year Anniversary Event "OVER ZONE," anchoring key story beats and character moments.

Balancing Audio Settings for Story and Combat

Adjusting audio sliders in the settings menu helps you tune the audio balance for narrative reading or high-difficulty stages:

  • Focus on Story and Soundtrack: Lower the sound effects (SFX) volume while keeping background music (BGM) high. This prevents combat audio, such as gunfire, from drowning out thematic tracks during story-heavy stages.
  • Focus on Combat Execution: If prominent music becomes distracting during difficult boss fights, temporarily lower or toggle off the BGM slider to keep audio cues clear.

Assigning Event Tracks to the Lobby BGM

You can customize the atmosphere of your main interface using unlocked anniversary and event themes:

  1. Access your lobby or Commander's room settings menu.
  2. Select the BGM customization section.
  3. Assign your chosen track, such as "SATELLITES" from the "OVER ZONE" event, to replace the default background track.

Updating your lobby music keeps memorable event themes active in your main menu after completing limited-time stages.

Reading Musical Cues During Pacing Shifts

Music transitions signal shifts in gameplay focus during event chapters and story stages:

  • High-Tempo Tracks: Indicate tactical combat and battle-heavy objectives.
  • Melancholic or Slower Themes: Signal a transition from active shooting to visual-novel style dialogue, indicating major narrative beats or character revelations.
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