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A jam submission

Living In Somnus (Preview Edition)View project page

JRPG
Submitted by Austin Petilo (@austinpetilo) — 58 minutes, 46 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity#1013.8753.875
Overall#1723.6813.681
Correlation to theme#1773.7503.750
Impression#1913.5943.594
Quality#2173.6563.656
Composition#2543.5313.531

Ranked from 32 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Description
JPRG, inspired a bit by the goofiness of Earthbound, all made in FL Studio

Message from the artist
I was hoping to get 10 tracks done to have more music for more context in the story, but due to time constraints, I got 4 as polished as I could get it!

Theme

Inside my world

How does it fit the theme?
The main character is in the middle of a coma and has LIS syndrome (title name being [Li]ving [I]n [S]omnus, as play on words) but doesn't know she is. Game starts as a happy fun dream-like adventure but gets dark as the character slightly gets hints that this isn't all real and that she is in fact in a dream and her illness isn't getting any better as flashbacks of her misremembering happen.

Link(s) of the submission on streaming services
https://youtu.be/X0Q-bwAp6So?si=o4GG7Hjwz5_7FmRL

https://on.soundcloud.com/2igwFh5T5qxfdafTA

Number of tracks
4

Genre

Chiptune
Orchestral
Electronic
Rock/Metal
Jazz
Ambient
Experimental

Soundtrack use permission

Yes (CC BY)

Any project

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Submitted

Really nice mix of instruments throughout this, and produced so well too. Great job exploring different styles and really pushing each of them - Home Theme explores some gorgeous orchestration. The 8-bit first section kicking into the sax was completely unexpected but works so well. I think this track is my favorite of the bunch, personally.

RAM-Eater comes in as a close second - this reminds me of some of the more experimental kind of tracks you'd find in the 16-bit era days, particularly Yuzo Koshiro. Reminds me a little bit of the arcade theme - solid melodies, great accompaniment but a menacing tone and some interesting choice of voicings (the bells do a great job of adding this tense flair to the track).

Great work, this was a delight to listen to and produced really well. Varied selection of tracks that explore a couple of different styles and some really nice ear candy in general. Loving the FL theme too, dark all the way!

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