A concept very far from the usual. Concept that you have worked very deeply on your music and that is very remarkable!

I think you have done an interesting exploration of sounds in terms of combination. Very particular in my opinion. I really liked the end result, I can see it clearly in the game you describe.

 GREAT WORK!!!!!

oh... I LOVE LONG SOUNDTRACKS!!1!

Title - I was scared 0_0. A creepy melody that sets the tone for the entire subsequent soundtrack...

Peccant Nostalgia - It sounds like... a theme for the castle?! And, God, I love this percussion and reverse sound)

Disco Farm Is Like That... First of all: IT'S A GREAT BASS TUNE. Secondly, it reminded me of the Segovian game about Aladdin. Third: UIIIIII

Obscure Parade Of Names - Hey, I like these sound-lowering bands!

The Boneyard - I STILL LOVE THE POOL. And some of the sounds are like someone is hitting the bones)

Body Beats Is Good... this track sounds "broken", which makes it creepy... I like it!

No Kind Of Silence - I love this abruptly interrupted chorus and percussion) The track itself, despite the harsh chorus, sounds... Nice?

Boss 1 - Oh... I feel like this boss is a little sad

End Boss - Hey, this boss is already funny!

Credits - Yoohoo! It's time for a cool bass and a broken piano. So also a sharp chorus along with cool drums! (You probably decided to finish me off with all my favorite techniques of your soundtrack)

Overall, you have an exciting soundtrack that is perfect for games on older consoles.

Oh, wait... is it compatible with Sega Genesis?! Cool!

P.S. Interesting fact: your soundtrack was on the list of those I really wanted to listen to)

A really well worked, complete project. All the sounds blend nicely and gives a connection across all tracks. I do think, though this is probably a design choice based on your 16-bit ideas, that there can be a lack of low end in some tracks. Adding some low-freq, gritty bass can add some more tension in boss fights. Great work!

I really connected with your theme, and your commitment to that authentic SEGA sound was spot on and brilliant. Nice work!

Devastating theming, you do such a good job portraying your fears throughout the album. Thank you so much!

I really appreciate the premise of this game - having also watched as two of my grandparents suffered with Alzheimer's, it really struck a chord. Let's hope they eventually find some sort of cure for such an awful disease...

The music itself is great, too - it definitely sounds authentic, and all of the oddness you included really works to give the songs a sense of confusion. Being compatible with real Mega Drive hardware is a bonus!

Excellent job overall!

As a huge fan of the retro 8-bit sound, you nailed it! And I appreciate your personal story you've tied in with it. Major respect. Great melodies and excited to hear more of your work!

I really enjoyed the percussions here but I felt like the tracks in the latter half could use more singable/recognizable melodies and repetitions for the songs to feel grounded. The first half however lacks these issues and was a joy to listen to. Level 1 and 4 was a good balance between grounded notes and certain spices here and there.

Its so cool when people make music using the limitations of a specific console it brings out so much creativity!

My favorite track was Disco Farm because it was one of the more fun songs which is more my style when listening to music!

Ugh, the intro bass synth on the title theme really scratches an itch! This whole album sounds like an authentic send-up to the sega genesis in all the right ways, even down to the composition style itself.

The boss 1 theme timing makes my head hurt!

Really neat, really old school. Reminds me a bit of Donkey Kong mines

Love the commitment to that FM Sega sound! I thought I was going to hear the Sega Jingle for a second there! Thanks for sharing!