I think you've done a good job with the beginning of the story, the curiosity to know more about what happened to the character is there. I really liked the character design and I think the music was well chosen.
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Happy that you liked my music! I just uploaded the OST here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7XtMUwZfHo&list=PLi0-gPNpRb60BjcT16h4xr3Uu2DfOoOgT&index=1 (in case you want to enjoy it again 😊)
And thank you very much for your detailed review, the game will continue improving as the days go by.
I'm sharing a cozy tune I've been working on last week. It's part of a re-score for the video game TOEM.
Lately (due to gamejams) I've been experimenting and creating a lot more music that evokes calm emotions and helps to generate a relaxing experience for the player.
Often when I experiment with music, I end up with more questions than answers! So I'm curious to know what your approach, techniques or resources are when creating this type of music. Even if the person reading this is a dev, Do you choose music based solely on how it feels in-game? Do you have specific criteria?
Thank you so much for your time!!
Yes, I do! What you mention is something I haven't solved yet. Because of the harsh sound, making long notes didn't sound good, so I couldn't lower the tension as you say. But I agree with what you said. Now I think that some pauses or moments with fewer voices would have helped. Thank you so much for the feedback! (still waiting for the space train simulator)