An enjoyable contrast between the slower, more peaceful tracks in the menus / cutscenes and the upbeat funky grooves of the actual levels. All the menu / cutscene tracks don't have any drums, so when the the level starts the player instinctively get some adrenaline pumping due to the pace. Uroboros Unbound is probably the most impressive track, it still maintains the funky groove but is mixed with a fun scale (Phrygian Dominant with an A natural sometimes?) and some exotic percussion instruments. Production for the drum and bass is great, they're clear and punchy, making the beat unmissable. Enjoyable listen!

Nice mix of calm, peaceful songs for cutscenes and upbeat, groovy ones for a dynamic gameplay! You are talented for both :) 

I loved the groovy bass and it's sound in Chronocturnal Reverie 👌. The fast cadence of chords right at the beginning of Soaring The Stratosphere 🤩, and the song is so catchy! Well done :D

Really playful! My personal favourite is Chronocturnal Reverie (I see I am not alone XD )

These will do great loops!

The light-heartedness of the first tracks got me interested, although I hadn't realized this would be a bullet hell, until I read. But they sounded great. With Soaring the Stratosphere you conquered me, It groves so good! I like your bass in general, and the whole OST :D

A unique mix of sentimental and fast-paced tracks! Your faster tracks had me grooving and bopping my head to the beat, while the slower pieces were very sweet to listen to, with excellent chord progressions used. "Onwards a Future We'd Hope to Remember" was my fave - I loved the heart-tugging melody with that cool little bit of jazz thrown in there.

At first, I thought "Huh, this is kinda calm for a Danmaku game." Then the 3rd track hits and I was like "Yup." I was fond of Chronocturnal Reverie, it sounded like Snail's House with an emphasis on the bassline haha.

A Reverie in Uncertainty: Very pretty intro with a slight sense of sadness from some of the chord choices. Great intro track!

Anticipatience: Waltz, but make it a clock. I love this!

Chronocturnal Reverie: yo this is a BOP! had me bobbing my head all along. Great sound choices. 

Soaring the Stratosphere: Addictive rhythm and slap bass! Good vibes while having lots of driving energy at the same time.

Uroboros Unbound: I was not expecting the Phrygian Dominant and ethnic feel. I absolutely love this. I would love hearing this in a game as a desert theme, the slap bass is a unique twist on the usual instrumentation. 

Onwards a Future: Cute track! Feels like a happy ending (though I know its not the final track)

Fin: Credits vibes! Carries very smoothly from the previous track.

I really like how the tracks are all short, avoiding too much repetition to stay as interesting as possible. Favorite is Uroboros Unbound, closely followed by Chronocturnal Reverie. Great work!

Very nice mix of genres! Good work!

My favorite is Chronocturnal Reverie. I love how the groove switches from 4/4 to 3/4 and back again!

Such a lighthearted, fun to listen to musical suite. If this was a Nintendo game soundtrack, I would totally believe it. Well done!

A Reverie in Uncertainty: This simple beginning acts as a great gateway to the rest of your OST. I felt very relaxed knowing that there was sure to be some energy coming up soon!

Anticipatience: This piece definitely sounds like a clock shop. The chord progression is really beautiful and the 3/4 time signature emphasizes a laid back feel for this track. I would hang out in this section of your game for a long time, even with the short loop - it just makes me feel good!

Chronocturnal Reverie: This new style is a cool juxtaposition from the previous two tracks. This is a really cool jazzy track and I love all the elements of it from the bass and rhythm sections to the pads to the main synth melody. Very well made track.

Soaring the Stratosphere: This track sounds reminiscent of some Wii style Nintendo tracks which gives me a sense of nostalgia when I listen to this one.

Uroboros Unbound: This cool new desert-y sound was very unexpected, but I love it! It is definitely a contrast from the previous tracks, but I would be curious to see how it would fit into your game.

Onwards a Future We’d Hope to Remember: The music box style seems to fit with an ending theme to the game. It seems reminiscent of Peach themes in the Mario series. I was caught a little off guard with the abrupt ending. I wonder if this would be the place for a repeat?

Fin: I absolutely love the third chord of the phrase! The somber shift in mood gives a bittersweet feeling that I think would make me be sad to finish this game!

Overall this is a large variety of music and I think you nailed every style you went for! My favorite track (despite being the most different from the others) is Uroboros Unbound, there’s just something about that one that transported me into your game and really made me get what you were going for. Great work and thank you so much for sharing!

Hey. Good to see you here too. I really like the effects that you use. It makes each track more full-sounding. I should take some notes from you.

I really love the tone of the first track, A Reverie in Uncertainty, a very soft and soothing composition, but IMHO prepares me for a completely different kind of game. The in-game tracks on the other hand, goes total bullet hell kind of music from the late 80s or early 90s (at least that's my memory of things). And then again a really sweet track as the "end piece". Now, these difiitely would work in a game, and the contrast would be nice, but it caught me a bit off guard just listening to them (before readin the background). Anyway, really well done!

This is fantastic! The bass guitar going wild on track 3 - 5 is a highlight for me. As for a favourite it'll go to Uroborus Unbound.  Desert music is awesome & the aesthetic in this does wonders! Well done. 

I really like this! I feel like most of these would work really well with games that deal with killing time like Animal crossing or something. Very cute and appealing! I think your artwork illustrates the music too!

Really liked that there was an energy and character to these tracks that too many entries I have listened to so far have lacked (where they sound the part but all become pretty predictable and samey). I particularly liked 'Chronocturnal Reverie' (and the general puns in the track titles - nice!)   

I couldn't really place where the "soul" of the OST was, then track 3 hit and everything made sense. The levels are where it really nails it for me. Honestly, if it had just been tracks 3-5 I would have still been super happy.

The funk is off the charts in some of these tracks! The slap bass is super tight and the slower pieces were just lovely. Awesome job :)

Nice work! I think the mood and atmosphere of these tracks is really nice, it somehow feels both calming and adventurous. The third track almost gave me Steven Universe vibes, which was really cool! 5 might be my favorite because it sounds so mysterious, it’s perfect for a desert setting and those are often my favorite themes in video game music. The last track felt like a really nice finale as well. Even though the genre of your hypothetical game is a shooter type, the OST sounds kind of cozy :)