Fantastic and unique choice of voicings and elements here. Jeronimo's World has a kind of whimsical, eccentric vibe to it; sounding haphazard at the beginning but then the rhythms started to click into place and really become the sum of the individual parts as it progressed. I can imagine this in a couple of different games myself - is it weird to say the clock motif and the choice of percussive sounds reminds me of something I might hear as a theme for N. Entropy?
Buried in Work picks right up where the last track let off, though this one has a slightly more ominous feel to it. Really dig the ringing used throughout, panning from side to side and being used as a junction between sections. The modulated tempo during the final section is a great touch - adds some urgency and mystique to the track as a whole, never quite knowing what it is building up to, only knowing that it is coming sooner than expected.
Word Processing is somewhat a departure from expectation - I really love how ethereal and ambiguous the introduction is. The sound-design driven and atmospheric interlude does a nice job of bridging into a quieter and more sparse section, of which I can only describe as pensive.
All in all this is really solid and genuinely one of the more unique submissions I've heard. You've got a really cool approach to rhythm and how to build around it without things just simply getting louder and faster. There is some wonderful arranging at play here and I could see myself coming back to this to try and pick it apart for myself to understand and learn from it. Great work! :)