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Official product photo of the Night in the Brume music box via Square Enix's EU store listing.
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Final Fantasy 14: Night in the Brume Officially Revealed

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Emma Whitfield
Nov 6, 2026 · 3 min read

Square Enix has officially confirmed a new production run of the Final Fantasy XIV Orchestra Concert Music Box: Night in the Brume, listing it for pre-order on its North American, European, and UK online stores. The collectible is priced at $25.99 in the US, with regional pricing on the EU and UK storefronts.

This is a "Wave 2" release of an item Square Enix first put out in 2024. The original run sold through and has been listed as sold out on the European store, which is why the company reopened orders rather than announcing something brand new. Square Enix's own listing marks the release window as December 2026, but flags that date as approximate rather than final.

What the Music Box Actually Is

Night in the Brume is a wind-up music box housed in a clear acrylic resin case with silver-toned internal detailing, designed so the iron-and-zinc-alloy mechanism is visible while it plays. The piece measures roughly 1.38 by 2.36 by 1.97 inches (about 35 by 60 by 50mm), making it a desk-sized collectible rather than a display piece.

As the name suggests, it plays "Night in the Brume," the track that accompanies nighttime in the Foundation district of Ishgard, the alpine city introduced in Final Fantasy XIV's Heavensward expansion. The track is one of several Heavensward-era compositions from FFXIV's in-house sound team, led by series sound director Masayoshi Soken, that fans have singled out for its atmosphere over the years.

Price, Specs, and Where to Buy

Square Enix is selling the music box directly through its official storefronts for North America, Europe, and the UK. Third-party retailers that have previously stocked FFXIV merchandise, including Play-Asia and Tokyo Otaku Mode, are also expected to carry the re-run once it ships, based on how the first wave was distributed in 2024.

No special packaging changes, bonus items, or variant colorways have been announced for this second wave. The listing describes the same clear-case design and the same $25.99 price point as the original release.

Part of a Running Collectible Line

Night in the Brume belongs to Square Enix's broader line of FFXIV "Orchestra Concert" music boxes, each built around a specific track from the game's soundtrack. Square Enix has not announced which track, if any, will follow Night in the Brume in the line, so further entries remain unconfirmed.

What's Confirmed, What Isn't

Confirmed: the item's price, dimensions, materials, and the track it plays, along with its availability through Square Enix's own regional stores. Unconfirmed: the exact December 2026 ship date, which Square Enix itself labels as an estimate, and whether the re-run quantity will be large enough to avoid selling out again.

This is a merchandise release rather than a gameplay update — there's no new in-game content, patch, or story beat attached to the announcement. Gamingonix will update this piece if Square Enix locks in a firmer shipping date or announces additional items in the music box line.

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