Suikoden is a Japanese role playing series from Konami that began on the PlayStation in 1995, known for its large casts and stories of war and loss. Its music was produced by Konami's in house sound team, credited here as Konami Kukeiha Club. Theme of Sadness became one of the series' recurring emotional pieces, appearing in different arrangements across the games. The ensemble version associated with the game over screen spread through game rips and soundboards, where retro RPG fans still share it for somber defeat scenes.
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The Suikoden game over sound is the Theme of Sadness ensemble version from Konami's RPG series, used for defeat and emotional loss moments in videos.
This is the somber music that plays on the game over screen in Suikoden, taken from the Theme of Sadness in its ensemble arrangement. Slow strings and gentle orchestration carry a quiet, mournful melody without any voices or sudden effects. It does not sound angry or dramatic, it sounds resigned, like a long journey ending too soon. That soft sorrow is why the clip lingers after a defeat, turning a simple failure screen into a moment of reflection and making viewers feel the weight of losing a party they had grown attached to over hours.