Very nice collection of tracks. I definitely hear the watery location feel of a video game for each of these. I would say my favorite of the three is the second one because of the general combination of instruments, but each has its own unique feel to it that makes sense to have included. 

Very cool to have a collaboration project like this in here. Very cool to see different interpretations like this.

Really liked the dreamy feel on the Title Screen track, good stuff!

A Future's Worth - A bright track with a nice chorus that opens the soundtrack nicely)

Those We Cherish - Some piano fighting with orchestral instruments for a place in the song! Eventually they come to a compromise and..... end the track)

Polyphonic Waves - Waves, water, sea, oceans...

Overall - good ambient with interesting melody and magical sound, heh)

I liked it. Thanks!

polyphonic was so calming ^_^

Great job on this ya'll! :D

Very pretty! I was a little sad because it felt like it was over before it had really began. 

I think if they were a tad longer they would have been even better but I understand the time constraints.

I like polyphonic waves especially. The delayed effect on the piano (whether it was played or added later) makes it sound really dreamy and nostalgic. Nice job! 

You have a way with textures, great piano writing! ^^ I like when it comes to the forefront in the 'Those we Cherish', the elements complement each other well. Keep it up!

Very impressed with your work! Beautiful composition and atmospheres you've created and I love the pianos. Great stuff and looking forward to hearing more!

Super strong compositions! I really like the title screen and the ambient piano. Great work!

I really enjoyed the piano.

These are solid! A nice variety with some unique flair for each composer.

Title Screen is a nice, soft introduction. Piano playing is good - nice articulations and whimsy. Supporting strings and accompaniment do a good job of never overtly crowding the playing space; letting the piano melody weave its way through at the forefront, bolstering it from the sides and below. Only thing I'd change with this is boosting the volume just a tad as it is a little on the low side of things, but that's more of a nitpick as ultimately this isn't a major issue for a jam.

The Main Theme reminds me of a slightly more modern arrangement of an RPG theme you'd hear on a SNES or some other 16-bit console.  Good progression, nice variety of melodies and countermelodies and the orchestration is nice and comfortable in the back.

Finally, the Credits Theme is similar to the main theme above - same kind of old-school vibes with a little bit more of a modern twist on the production. I really like how it transitions from an almost victorious fanfare into a lull around the mid-section before beginning to crescendo again, gradually building as the end of the credits draw near.

Great work you lot! Well executed and produced. 

Hey Andrew, awesome stuff! I would love to hear more music from you next time, but I love what you submitted. Keep it up! (This is Zoomy btw from discord)