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Thanks so much for the detailed feedback!

The soundscapes were a nice touch! Balanced with the music well.

I like Guardian Of The Oak a lot! I feel like if strings joined into the melody in the second verse it would add a lot of epicness aha.

I love this emotional music! I can imagine if you want to revisit this later in a game as an altered reprise, having a different more orchestrated version would be really amazing.

Love the beat in Green Voyage! I can really visualise what you say. Crumbling bridges feels like a film score, wow!

The transitions between sections of individual songs are fluent, nice work! The song titles have alot of continuity as well haha.

I feel like reluctant heroism would be epic when orchestrated! Currently has a very nostalgic feel which is also really nice.

I love this sort of ambient fusion music! Such a versatile style. 

The consistency between the sound of the tracks is great for a game ost! I think some slight more evolution within the tracks over time would be nice.

Really relaxing! As another has said, I think adding more texture layers would be beneficial throughout the track, maybe some ambient synths or something.

Congrats on your first project! I love the track 'Home', but feel like it has a lot of potential with much more variation. Maybe with some atmospheric synths accumulating throughout the track. The melody is really exquisite, it'd be nice if it came in earlier :D.

I like the Hermit's theme a lot! 

This brings back memories of playing games like The Legend Of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass, I love this style!

I have to say, I've never heard an OST like this before! Very unique (in a good way). Some of the more peaceful tracks gave me Ghibli vibes, could be in a TV show of some sort.

I really like the aesthetic you are creating! Very nostalgic for me, reminds me of the DS pokemon games.

That's some nice singing! Really good quality as well.

Very unique use of voice sfx! Impressive work learning a DAW in the space of a week to create this.

I like the variation! This caught me off guard haha, as I read the story as I'm listening. I can definitely visualise what you describe. I can hear this in a Quake-style game.

I loved Slumber! It reminded me of an eulogy-style track, perfect for story-driven games.

Thanks for explanation!