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I like the sinister and spooky atmosphere. Good job!

I love game boy soundtracks, especially authentic ones written for the game boy that make good use of the 4 channels available; I want to dabble in that myself, so it's impressive to me. Ether Temple was my favorite.
Overall good OST, good job!

I like the piano in Prelude, overall pretty emotional track, Lost Time is so cool particularly the 5/4 section at 0:40 it was my favorite. I also feel the need to rate the art, you did an amazing job overall! Well done! ^o^

COOL BREAKBEATS! WELL DONE!! *w* "Try Again" is pretty cool too I like it T_T

Woah that FL metronome caught me by surprise haha! I like the playful melodies and the vocal effects! That IV V iii vi progression always has a good place in my heart... then the Lo-Fi vibes hit T_T I'm amazed! Good job!

I love the SNES sounds. "Keeping Time" and "Memories of a Better Time" were my favorite, particularly the section at 1:00. Well done!

Good sound design and sound selection! Well done!

Good orchestration! Well done! O_O

Sounds amazing! I like the guitar! Good job!

I'm ready to go on my RPG adventure haha. "Take Pause" is really chill. Overall good OST! Great job!

You did an AMAZING job on your first jam! Thanks for your submission! I like the Soundfont-y vibe, particularly the drums and percussive elements. The motif in "Pixel Palace" reminds me of something I just didn't know what it was lol. "Cat Of Great Fortune And Vision" is my favorite.
Overall good work! That was fun to listen to *_*

Thanks! I'm glad you found it enjoyable! yes the B section in Uroboros Unbound has an A natural in it, which I found to be interesting because the Phrygian Dominant and natural minor share the same upper tetrachord (which in the Hijaz maqam it's the Nihavend jins (starting the 4th degree) in Middle Eastern scale nomenclature), I don't know much about how modulation is carried out in this kind of music but I essentially moved the lower tetrachord (C Db E F, also called Jins Hijaz, the characteristic nodes of the scale so to speak) to start on the E key, the 3rd degree of the scale.
My knowledge of Middle Eastern music is quite limited, I hope it provides some insight nonetheless! ^*^

I like the pulsating basslines and that "Gear Madness" boss theme had a cool unsettling feel to it. I like the percussive elements as well! Good work!

I can clearly see the Professor Layton inspiration. I like the instrumentation. The choir in Curial was a good addition. Good job!

I like the sound design, the chops and effects, and the stretching effect in Space Between, and the way Restoration picks up from that. The glitch section is phenomenal! Good job!

Really cool chill stuff along with the percussive and groovy tracks! Well done!

Thanks!! ^^

The sound design and granular effects are super cool... interesting harmonic choices too (was it a bVI bVII I in the aggressive synths section?). The tempo changes are so well carried out. 2:27 section felt so resolute (the modulation was smooth), so did 3:46, anticipating the bVII I cadence (was it a D#m to E/B to F#/C#? I liked it a lot but didn't know what it was).
This is probably one of the most creative pieces I've heard so far, I've also happen to have watched the Jacob Collier livestream on the  "Shepard Grooves" (Risset Rhythms) that's an interest concept in rhythm as opposed to pitch and I'm really amazed to see it being actively used.
This is a masterpiece. Well done! OwO

The combination of synthwave and chiptune, everything feels fresh and unique! Syncopation Synthesis has some interesting chord changes, and incorporating the natural 7th in the melody (a cadence in harmonic minor?). I like how Echoes of Invention builds up near the end, just like Accidents Happen did, which is a perfect introductory piece, and Dance of Forgetfulness which (to me sounded like a 1 b2 (A to Bb?) has some cool playful melodies. Then Pendulum Variations which introduces the same arpeggio, and melody from Syncopation Synthesis, with a reverse effect, and gets more sinister and really fits in with the description of oscillating back and forth. And Remember To Reflect is a bop.
This is some really good stuff! I enjoyed listening to it... and um please excuse my messy descriptions I was just stating my thought processes.
I also read the story, and was imagining how the puzzles would look like. Coming up with such an interesting plot isn't an easy task. Good job!~~

Bopping to the 7/8 time signature and the interesting rhythm and the "Bap Bap" with the panning effect in 7 step skyline. Reaching the End has that ambient feel, I like it. Moving in Reverse, the 4 against 3 polyrhythm with the panning and echo, along with the eerily comforting swelling effect, 3/4 drums to top it off made for a good ending to an overall melancholic piece.
Good job!

OMG this sounds like the Mario and Luigi GBA and DS games. I could even imagine how they could fit in those games. I like these so much! Well done!

So beautiful and well written! Breezy was so cool, and the piano playing is amazing. I also like how you guys wrote the mission fanfares too! and I can't emphasize how absolutely phenomenal Time's End is.

Beautiful orchestration! Conciliation was my favorite as it expresses the emotions conveyed through the story especially the part about realization. Well done!

Thanks!

Thanks! :D

This is so beautifully composed! It fits the story you laid out and it'd definitely work in a game that I'd enjoy playing! Well done!

Thanks!

I love Snail's House's music. Thanks!

Great composition! I love how you incorporated the same motif and the I bVII vi (? I don't know, implied harmony? XD) progression which weirdly reminds me of Pokémon and also Shovel Knight. The metric mod in New Dark Ages is so well carried out. Overall super awesome stuff!

I like the vibe and concept! I like how Run Out provides some contrast to the previous tracks. Good job!

OMG I got the super sweet ending (I wonder what other endings it might have U^U) and I like it! It was really fun and light-hearted!
I don't know how I ended up here but I came from the OST Composing Jam #6 haha!

The soundtrack is fun to listen to! I like the concept of heartbeats. The Nintendo DS in the album cover brings so many memories, and yes I struggled to finish most games I'd played, so that's super relatable. o(><；)oo
I'm glad you ended up taking part in this jam and it's surprisingly good for soundtrack made in a day!

Thanks! I appreciate you taking the time to provide feedback for each individual track! 

Glad you liked them! I actually had more tracks in mind but I didn't have enough time to finish them all.

Thanks!

Great orchestration and soundtrack, the emotions they evoke and how varied they are.
Tempo Town, The Malmechanics Of Big Ben and Goodnight Midnight were my personal favorites. The sheer amount of effort you've put into them is admirable. Well done!

I saw the cover art and immediately knew it was going to be a banger! The super saws and distorted guitars made for a good blend!

The glitch effects in the main theme were insane! I like how the motif is incorporated in both tracks and the reverse effect in Dejavu makes it feel atmospheric and dreamy.

So cool! I really like the arpeggios! The Past, the Future and the Now feels so majestic. Well done!

Glad you liked it! ^^