First off, I love the handle Jazzborn :D. Now on to the theme.

Title - Yep, that sounds like a title theme alright. I think it's cool that you made an image with the album, because the two feel like they really fit together. I am indeed getting quite the happy vibe from this title.

The Dark Flame - I feel we're being introduced to our villain now. It's very videogamey and very effective.

The Forest - Love the subtle use of noise here. It makes me think of wind blowing through the trees. Very effective. Also love that calm little melody. Really like that evolving pad. It provides a nice solid foundation to build everything on. It's a very relaxing theme. It sounds pleasant, which I think is perfect.

Challenge - I'm imagining that we're being trained for a battle or something of the sort. The music doesn't feel particularly threatening, but it definitely feels like we are going to have to get things done. :D

Robo City - Nice. The loopy synth sound definitely gives it a bit of a robo feel. I feel like we're constructing some sort of perimeter defense or something like that. Another cool track.

Mount Slush - Are we mounting our final attack now? The theme immediately makes me think like we've prepared now, and we are ready to see this thing to its conclusion. It also feels like we are well prepared. While there is some urgency in the soundtrack, it does not sound scared.

As advertised on the tin. I think this is a very solid videogame soundtrack that actually sounds like a videogame soundtrack. None of the tracks were very attention grabby, but they just gently complement whatever would be happening on screen, which I think is good for a game of this style. Great job!

Title: I really like the characters you created and I think that the instrumentation you chose is perfect to accompany them. The crescendo in the string octaves/fifths is the musical version of a light turning on which is such a cool effect. I also like the piano notes that play repeated notes- it has an intimate piano sound reminiscent of Kirby Epic Yarn’s soundtrack, which I am a big fan of.

Dark Flame: Your choice of brass works so well for the game’s villain. I think that your choice to keep the theme short and loopable is a smart choice for a game in which the player would likely get to dictate how long they stay in a single portion of the game so if they speed through, they would still get to hear the theme in its entirety.

The Forest: I love the delay on the piano which makes it sound like bell echoes! The pedal bass adds a sense of calm and tranquility and helps ground the melody when you ascend in a way that might not make sense in the major key without the grounding. I also really like the sound of the waterfall in the background; it adds to the calmness of the piece.

Challenge: This track gives some expectant intensity that is great for a bonus level. At first, because of the machine-like sound, I thought it was the Robo city theme, but I think you made a great choice in placing it in your soundtrack where you did because of that.

Robo City: The low melody sounds like the whirring of a machine and together with the beat give a nice robotic sound that fits the cartoony vibe of the rest of the soundtrack. I also appreciate the use of the motif with the multiple repeated notes in the high register. Doing that, even if they aren’t the same exact notes, is a great way to add continuity throughout your soundtrack, and I for one really appreciated it!

Mount Slush: This one reminded me of the original Donkey Kong Country game in the mine cart and mountain levels. The wide space between your upper and lower register instruments gives it a stark feeling that makes it feel like it would fit with gameplay on a blizzard-y mountain!

Overall: These are solid tracks! I’m so glad you decided to start sharing your music publicly. You have a charm in your composition that is extremely likable and think that the concept and music of your game are essentially game-ready. Great work and thank you for sharing!

"The Forest" is my favourite, it's so peaceful. I'm curious - do you make your own synth sounds or use pre-existing patches? (wondering because I use surge as well :) )