Really neat that you made this all with your phone. I think some percussion would make each track a lot more epic. especially the castle!

Lovely pieces! I'm very impressed that you did it all on a phone too (I did mine with a phone, but was just for recording). I really liked the polyphony in the second track, and the coherent theme and melody in the last track - well done!

Hola senor. Muy bien trabajo en tus composiciones.  Especialmente para trabajar en tu telefono.  Las trumpetas en la tema del castillo son lo que mas me gustan.  Bueno! 

I'm not getting tired of listening to the catchy theme and its variations.  Epic and laid back at the same time. A lot achieved with a melody and a cellphone.

PS: Kudos for sharing your creation process at the video in your project page! I was wondering what you used the sound recorder for (the piano? I thought first) and now I see that it was indeed for humming the melody and turning it into sheet music. So cool!

WAS IT DONE WITH A PHONE?!?

Cool... you did it very sweet and atmospheric)

The fact that this was made on a phone is really impressive. I think some percussion is sorely needed, especially in "Castle Theme". Good work overall.

I like that you peered into your own mind for the soundtrack, but I'm having a slightly hard time envisioning how the game is supposed to be played out. Some more details on that would've been good for tying things together. Despite using a phone app, your tracks are still very cohesive with each other. The memories theme is lovely and the harp + woodwinds texture is definitely up there for me. The castle theme is also themed very appropriately with the brass ensemble, and the low brass chugging along keeps it moving at a nice pace. This was some good work, and I enjoyed listening to your soundtrack!  

I find it cute. It's humble, essential. Props for doing something creative with a smartphone!

Interesting pieces! Can't say I've come across a composition written on a phone yet - not knowingly, anyhow. Sounds good - each piece is congruent and it all feels like it is originating from the same game/concept.