Composer Profile

Kazuhiko Toyama

Kazuhiko Toyama is a prominent Japanese composer and sound designer known for his influential contributions to video game music. Active since the late 1980s, he has composed for various titles, but is particularly recognized for his work on the "Angelique" series, a popular dating simulation game developed by Koei. Released in 1994, "Angelique" showcased Toyama's ability to blend classical influences with contemporary sounds, helping to establish the game's romantic and immersive atmosphere. His compositions have been praised for their emotional depth and melodic richness, significantly enhancing the gaming experience. Beyond "Angelique," Toyama has contributed to numerous other projects, solidifying his legacy in the realm of video game music and influencing future generations of composers in the industry.

7 Songs

Songs - Kazuhiko Toyama

Super Nintendo

Bad Ending

From: Tokimeki Memorial (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Flying Town

From: Angelique (Japan)

Super Nintendo

Marcel's Theme

From: Angelique (Japan)

Sega Genesis

Stage Introduction

From: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie

Sony PlayStation

Stone Free

From: Gran Turismo 2

Sega Master System

Title Screen

From: High School! Kimengumi (Japan)

Super Nintendo

When You Confess Love

From: Angelique (Japan)