Definitely sounds like an ending track, almost reminiscent and pensive (which it sounds like you were going for). Very nicely done!

very nice. really like the atmosphere you are creating here. only minor remark, but again this could be something on my end. felt like the volume was a bit to low. had to put my volume close to maximum to listen all of it.

Love the ambient approach on this one! Really emoti

Interesting ambient, with undertones of sadness, like when main hero dies at the end of the movie... good job!

Hats off to you from someone else exploring ambient and minimalist music. This is exactly how I want to be wrapped up in a game. Thank you for sharing!

Kinda simple track but so emotional! Nice job)

I love the use of a pedal. It can really bring out some interesting harmonies which really adds weight to the tonic. A stunning piece of music and well-executed for something which an emotional story that you provided! Great work!! <3

It was simple, but beautiful and easy to listen :) Good job ♥

Ah this is wonderful. It's meditative, reflective; a very good track for a calm journey through recollective landscapes.

really liked it, super chill ambient and sound quality, good job

Very beautiful and atmospheric, I can image this with a solemn narrator in a story based game really drawing you into the world of the characters

beautiful !!! a master piece 
the emotions of this piece are amazing

Very finely orchestrated, this music conveys a gigantic emotional force. Behind its simplicity, the choice of instruments associated with harmony and the repeated note offer a journey close to introspection. A work as soft as it is painful, totally different from what one could have imagined for such a subject of Jam, but which offers here an original and captivating intimate perception. Little by little, the music goes on, and the 4 minutes elapsed seem to have lasted only a brief moment. An astonishing result which proves the excellent sensitivity and artistic sense of its composer.

Love how atmospheric this track is, and the way it softly builds on the initial piano line. Beautiful! Great work.