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I love the concept. It's very cute! And the tunes really fit our fried friend's vibe.

I'm not exactly educated in music theory, but I can recognise the sheer force and training you had to commit and play the wonderfully orchestrated series of notes and chords. While yes, I do hope for a more fluent structure at times, I see that a lot has been put into composing this. There is so much emotion carried across by one instrument. O-O

You really composed this with a full scene drafted in your head! You had the orchestral instruments used so well. I really felt it when the woodwind came at the later end. Like, melancholic.

Climatic indeed!

This song is abstract in the realms of mucis. It makes me think of one of Felix Colgraves' soundtracks.

Everyone needs to listen to this. There's so much emotion across various genres, and it's so fun to try to discover and listen to these tracks. The idea of gamifying this is creative too!

All the voices you had for these variations and compositions of this world in a radio that encapsulates the entire gamejam really embraces the entire theme as you display your awesome talent and knowledge over various musical genres. I am unable to describe any further. This needs to be the opening song to any listener of this gamejam

The soundscapes were glorious. I really felt like I was in a dark spooky cemetery with the jingles and distant bird sounds. Perhaps more melodies and tones for these soundscapes would empower the emotions and world to let it soar with clearer colours.

The sounds. They pull you in so deeply. You have also explored variety so well. The first segments were full of sounds with scarce notes, easing you in. Then this adventerous segment of instruments singing a symphony of exploration and discovery. I don't know how to add to this. It was just...cinematic!

That would make for a great detail of soundscape and immersion. Thanks!

This is truly the piece for a halloween game. The player seeks an exit as the Nameless seek them. Your use of crumpling paper and pencils makes me think of it as some horrific drywall canvas, orchestrated by something beyond. 👻

My god...

This entire composition felt mightily existential. I also love your well chosen uses of separate instruments. Some feeling completely digital while there are some elements of the heroic orchestral.

There were many catchy motifs like the rapid pulses and arpeggios of that distorted harpsichord.

It gives me some sense of analog horror as it reels in with the climax. Some existential or another force of that scale terrorising the player until, it runs off with itself. There's only so much something like this can do to someone. Whatever the horrifying thing was...just left, leaving whoever the main cast is feeling relieved. It truly was a conclusion at the end. You have overcomed something truly great.

I'm sure you will too :]

S u b t i t l e s :>

The tunes really make me reminisce of the peak of the nostalgic UT wave when many fangames out there came out to put out their sans fangames.

The little chiptune over there was pretty neat too :]]

This is my Game Jam video submission. I say unfinished because these tracks are part of a much bigger idea that this gamejam has inspired.

Thank you Grunt for really looking into the work and pointing out actionable improvements for it. It's really the criticism and constructive feedback that I hope to gain from joining OST jams like these. Expressions like these have an art of tuning to making it coherent and masterful. It's through comments like these that help make the foundations of creation. :D

Yeah, sorry about that, the order of the songs were kinda reversed. I did not properly put it in order when submitting this ;-;
I'm posting a youtube link in the comments here because I didn't in the dashboard and submission.

Thank you for the comment!

I admire the way you composed this with all the instruments blending in so well that you can immerse yourself in such a foreboding DnD-esque environment. Your use of the vocalisations and timpanis were 🔥🎯

💀 man. Almost got em

I tried using audio that I could find from the DAW [Bandlab] that could give that draggy spacey feel. Kinda like those instruments you'd hear in deserts in space. So to keep it to the palindrome theme, I also reversed some parts of it. So yeah, it does sound a little jarring and off in contrast to the more solid and well-defined notes of the piano.

Thx for the constructive response! 😁

It's really soothing :]

The chords were chosen well.

You had my heart clenched in the grasp of the siren that is your voice. It's psychedelic and horrific with its hypnotising vocals.

It's so spacey and cathartic! I love the synths used and how it comes together as a bop :]

Truly a pleasant piece to listen to. So serene as the narrative unfolds surrounding the personal theme of decisions