I like your album because very poppy it’s a rarely in this theme. Bright and fun.instlements are singing all.

Hi, glad to see you again! Lovely songs too :D

Minute Man: You make very nice 'chiptuny' songs. Nice upbeat, has a great rhythm and melody to it. Fun to listen to!

Secondhand Shop: I wonder how you make it so recognizably a shop song. Delightfully goofy, but I don't know how!

Cogwheel Plains: A nice 'entry to adventure' song. Feels quite fitting.

Cuckoo Forest: It must be hard to make a forest song in NES-style, as you have limited 'instruments' available. I envision the high-pitched notes as cuckoo-screams, it's adorable. And I Love the speedup at 0:23! Simply adding more drum-beats in there has a surprisingly large effect.

Hour Tower: Very clock-y and ominous. This song has a lot of interesting effects and sounds, I love it!

Timeless Foe: Fuck yes, battle theme time!! This is the first song where I really felt the leitmotif come back from the 'Minute Man' song. I liked the start of this song a lot. Lovely triplets, nice softening in hypeness using the silences (e.g. at 0:30) and the calming of the drums (0:33), and increasing it back at 0:43 in an epic way.

Great entry! Also, I like how you made a lot of small songs. That way, it doesn't take me too long to hear them all, yet it allows you to give me a variety of feelings!

really great chiptune music!!! each track was so unique from all the others, i'm impressed how you managed to make so many separate tracks in such little time. 

i love the variety of 8-bit instruments you used (i particularly like the wobbly one in "Cogwheel Plains"), and when you added in non 8-bit sounds, they worked really well! the clock ticking and the clock bell you added sound perfectly in place in your songs.

very well done my friend :))))

This is a great chip tune entry! I have a tendency to become cautious when I listen 8bit music as I might have been used to hear not so good ones in fangames or small indie games. 

But this one is really fun and the composition is super cool! Amazing chords progressions, dissonances, polyphonic melodies... Every track has distinct yet engaging impact on the player. Congratulations! 

The composing is masterful on this! Cuckoo Forest is my favorite, followed by the back half of the album, The Hour Tower Battle and with a Timeless Foe. They have a real dramatic escalation to them, from a quirky and charming start to a power struggle at the end. There’s a feel of a real adventure here and I love it!

Very nice chiptune vibe! Well done!

Minute Man: This is a great theme and makes me feel like Minute Man is a hero whose story I want to follow along with. The melody is memorable and fun with a great rhythm in the same way that many classic Nintendo games are.

Secondhand’s Shop: This sounds reminiscent of classic Mario water level music, but is given its own identity with the fun bass line and quirky melody. I also think the title for this track is really clever!

Cogwheel Plains: This is a really great “World 1” theme as it sounds upbeat, but still holds a feeling of mystery or curiosity. My favorite part is the echoey part which makes me imagine echoes bouncing off the many metal cogs and gears across the landscape.

Cuckoo Forest: Great job representing cuckoo clock sounds in chiptune style music. The seventh chord pads give a sense of unsettled calmness and have a really cool effect. I like the transition into the more upbeat section where the percussion drives things forward, but you use a more prominent minor sound.

The Hour Tower: The duet of the main two melody instruments in the latter half sounds really beautiful in this haunting atmosphere. The pulsing chords are reminiscent of a chiming clock, and paired with the ticking clock sounds gives a strong sense of time looming over the adventure that is approaching its end.

Battle with a Timeless Foe: You have a great sense of how to bring variation into a battle theme. The tempo is perfect for a driving battle and you have a good balance of when percussion is used and when to give it a break so that it sounds fresh when it returns.

Overall: This OST sounds very professional and would fit to be game-ready in a gameboy game as it stands! I really enjoyed listening all the way through. Great work and thank you for sharing!

Very well crafted chiptune! Sometimes people tend to overdo such music but you do it just right!

This whole thing is a gem and that's the first time I am saying it about a chiptune! Great work!

Can't believe Minute Man still isn't a Megaman boss.

These are so fun to listen to!! Awesome melodies, cool rhythms, and I'd have to check those VSTs out...

Also, the last track is an absolute banger.

You absolutely nailed the vibe! I think we also can sense that you wrote the melody first as it makes the tracks very natural to follow along which I liked a lot! Your tracks go perfectly with the description and the entire soundtrack feels like a complete story. Great job!

Your soundtrack was an absolute joy to listen to! The nostalgic, catchy chiptune melodies had me grooving along big time. I replayed "Battle With A Timeless Foe" a number of times because it was such a bop. "The Hour Tower" was my second favourite - foreboding yet playful; it's a VIBE. If this were an actual game, it would be one where I stalled in certain areas just to absorb the songs. Really nice work! :)

Such majestic vibrato

Orchestration is spot on.

Great stuff! Retro & chiptune aesthetic definitely on point! Short tracks is also a good choice!

Amazing OST! 

The themes really came through clean, the chiptune aesthetic was a good choice to really let them shine. Some of these melodies are really strong and the tying into the common leitmotifs across the album, I'm really blown away. Bravo.