Love the use of a chromatic mediant progression in Wilderness Waltz! Gives a movie OST kind of feel. Definitely my favorite. I find the strings to be just a touch dry though, but the composition still shines. Reverb or a short delay doubling effect of a few milliseconds could possibly work to make it fuller. 

Moonlit Reflections makes me think of Hollow Knight. Very nice piano work.

Really loved this OST! 

I love the melodic style interspersed with percussive sections. Fight or Flight made me pant, very energetic! I'm still shying away from using drums in FL studio. you seem to have figured it out. moonlit Reflections is my favorite. I'm a sucker for these arpeggios, very nostalgic feel. Really well composed pieces. Thanks for sharing!

Hey there! this is a nice composition. My only bit of critical feedback is that the strings sounded really dry, would have liked some verb on them to help glue it all together :) Wilderness Waltz is a catchy tune! well done!

I loved the piano section that came in at 1:10 in Fight or Flight, the shift made if feel like there is a moment where mid-level, there is this pause where you have to make a decision (fight or flight). It was just a great compositional moment. Overall, well done!

Verdant Escape - I like it. The melodies are quaint and whimsical. I quite like it. The only thing I was missing a little bit was some velocity automation. The melodies are great and I wonder if they could be lifted even further by punctuating some of the notes to make it feel even more alive. That said, it's already amazing work!

Fight or Flight - Nice! Things are getting serious now. This does indeed sound like battle music. I think the melody is very cool. One thing that might have been cool is to add a little bit of high frequency content in the drums every now and then. For example, some cymbal when you switch between sections, or some other details. Still a very cool track, and I think it would have been effective in a game for what you set out to do here.

Moonlit Reflections - This feels like a moment of reflection. Quite fitting for an ending or post-battle theme.

Wilderness Waltz: You captured a magical and whimsical feeling with the waltz-y texture and the use of the mediant in the chord progression. I like the addition of the bass and drums - I was certainly grooving along at this point! I think that the bass added a layer that I initially felt was missing from the piece. It was like the glue that gave your track a solid foundation and I loved it from then on.

Fight or Flight: This track has great battle music suspense that I think is worthy of that Fire Emblem games. I think use of a snare drum to help drive the rhythm with the bass drum to add a little variation in the rhythmic interest would help add to the intense marching battle vibes you’ve created.

Moonlit Reflections: This is a really well-crafted pensive piece of music that I think would work very well behind dialogue as you described or in a place of resting within your game. I like the warbly instrument you used that changes the timbre a bit which I think is a great way to help add variety so that a piece that is intended to repeat does not end up sounding static.

Overall: This music would work very well in a JRPG and I am certainly a fan of all three of these pieces. Great work also creating a variety of different moods and player experiences that all blend very well together and make perfect sense being played one after another in the same game. Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing!

Really competent tracks that are dripping with character which could easily lend themselves to either a game or film soundtrack. Of the three my favourite was 'Fight or Flight' but honestly it could have been any of them (and might change with each re-listen). Super solid entry - great job.    

The first notes made me doubtful at first but I was surprised by how great your soundtrack was! What I mean by that is that mixing wise, it would need a lot more reverb and modulation especially on the strings (adding variations in their timing would be a plus too). But the composition was absolutely spot on!
I think if you just correct the 2 issues I mentioned, your music will jump in quality.

Other than that really great job!!

Nothing like my submission, but one of my favorites of the whole jam. Songs were very balanced and perfectly fit my mood, somehow. Great work!

Solid work and good use of strings! I would have liked to see some more velocity changes and a little bit of imperfection or variation in the timing of notes just to make it feel less stationary/straightforward. But overall I like this submission, good work!

Lovely soundtrack! You did a great job of channeling that lush forest-like quality through the strings.