Killer Instinct returned in 2013 as a reboot of Rare's classic fighting series for Xbox One, with Mick Gordon creating a new soundtrack that mixed electronic music with each fighter's individual theme. The character select music became a familiar cue for players, marking the moment before a match when both fighters are chosen. Short clips of game audio later circulated among fighting game fans and soundboard users, who kept the track in rotation because its driving rhythm works as a quick hype cue outside the game itself.
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The character select music from Killer Instinct 2013, composed by Mick Gordon, with a driving electronic beat that signals a fight is about to begin.
The short burst of music plays when a player chooses a fighter in Killer Instinct 2013, opening with a sharp electronic pulse that quickly builds into a heavy, rhythmic groove. Mick Gordon's production mixes distorted synths, pounding drums and a tense, rising energy that feels built for confrontation rather than background listening. It lasts only a few seconds, but the loop-ready beat gives it an immediate sense of momentum, as if the match has already started before the first punch lands. Heard on its own, it still carries that arcade urgency, the feeling of stepping into the arena and sizing up an opponent.
