I love game boy soundtracks, especially authentic ones written for the game boy that make good use of the 4 channels available; I want to dabble in that myself, so it's impressive to me. Ether Temple was my favorite.
Overall good OST, good job!

Very nice use of the Gameboy soundchip here. I particularly enjoyed Earth Temple's interesting breakdown and the variations in Fire Temple, especially around 0:42. Good old-school dungeon crawling music, nice work!

I love a good game boy soundtrack, it's always impressive when someone manages to capture an interesting mood within those limitations and you've definitely done that here! I had a hard time picking a favourite temple theme as they were all great, but I think the main theme especially was excellent sets up the adventure really well. Great work! :)

Chiptune music has a special place is my heart, and I think you nailed it with this soundtrack!! Decisive and strong-melodied, each track radiated personality corresponding to what it represented within the game. Ether Temple was my favourite of the bunch - those harmonies were bliss to my ears. Your game plot also sounds super interesting - I would definitely be keen to play something like that!! 

Main Theme: I love the GB start up sound effect! This is a simple theme, but has great harmonic character to it with these fun and classic video game chords. I like the use of melody and countermelody and sticking true to classic gameboy music limitations.

Earth Temple: The low tones give a very earthy sound to this. Your melody work so far has been extremely well-done. The melodies have direction, and they often feel like their own little adventures in the call and answer type of style. I like the modulation upward in the B section which adds a little hope to the otherwise somber-sounding music. I also really appreciate that you are not afraid to use silence and add space to your music. That is something that I am still trying to work on in my own music.

Water Temple: The 3/4 or 6/8 feel gives a swaying sensation which works really well for a water theme! I like that you once again used the step upward modulation again, but you took it a step farther (literally!) and went up another step.

Air Temple: You are able to create a floaty/airy vibe by starting with the high melody and contrasting that with the low long tones. The high melody sounds like it is flying high up above! Again you have created such a rich sound and it’s crazy to think you only have 4 channels to work with!

Fire Temple: The use of the percussion gives this a spark and smoke like flair. I like that you mixed it up and used shorter rhythms for your melodies in this one. So far I’m super impressed that you made all of these different themes in such a short amount of time!

Ether Temple: I really like the alternate section at 0:43. The counterlines in the bass pair really nicely with the melody. It makes sense that the epic music should belong to the Ether Temple since that is the place where the frozen time originated!

Ending: Using the triads similarly to the previous track is a good way to add continuity to your soundtrack. I like that you brought back the initial theme here in a slightly different way. The tempo change gives it that sense of finality.

Overall: I was super impressed by all of this! The idea is cool and unique (would love to hear more when your game releases by the way!) and the music also is unique throughout each track but keeps a unified identity. This is some great authentic GameBoy music. Excellent work and thank you for sharing!

Even tho I am not really fun of 8-bit chiptunes I really like your OST! Very often people overdo chiptunes by simply puting too much content into them. You on the other hand keep it simple and organized. At the same time there is a lot of memorable melodies to latch on to, which is great! Thanks for sharing it with us. I am curious how the game will play out! :)

You managed to achieve a lot of emotion using the rather limited palette. So Kudos! Fantastic job. 

It's always good when the OST tells a story, I can imagine quite a lot of things happening, just listening to the soundtrack, the temples tell of different types of encounters and events. Water temple and fire temple definitely seems like the more dangerous of the bunch! And in the ether temple, the stakes just increased even further, there's a determination in this track, like you're marching towards your greatest challenge yet. I wonder then, in the full soundtrack, will there be some sort of payoff to this march, succeeding this track? 

Thank you for an immersive listening, greab job! And cool cover art as well! Best of luck on the game project. :)

Too good to know you'll use this in a game! :D congrats! 

True Gameboy stuff!

I like the use of the same motif with it's deviations in all this ost. My fav's are Air and Fire temple ;) 

 I like the productivity of entering a game jam to make a soundtrack you were already going to make for something else, and it seems that the game you guys are making is going to be pretty cool.

Using the gameboy sounds for your music is pretty limiting, but it seems that you know your way around it and can make it sing very nicely. 

My favorite tracks are the last three, with the Fire Temple being my absolute favorite - for some reason it sounds very march-like to me, but i can't quite put my finger on it, except for the kind of marching snare. idk but i like it.

I also wanted to say that the pixelart looks fantastic, so props to the one who's doing the art.

Overall, pretty nice submission, it's making me kinda interested in the actual game.

Thank you for this great work! I really love it!

I love the GB sound, and you paid due respect to it. The composition is great. I know it's hard to make such good music with this kind of limitation, so you did a great job!

Are you going to join the GB Jam as well?

I found myself hypnotized watching the patterns fly by in GB Studio. I enjoyed the chromatics and the overall dim-'n'-grim vibe, I very much got ancient civilization ruled by monster-gods. I love a chiptune but there are a lot of people drawing from the same well, striking the same tone a lot of the time. I got something new here. For me, this is the most intriguing chiptune OST of the jam.

I love this. Presentation is great, the writing complements your audio pretty well, and the chiptunes are easily the star of this game that I really want to play right now! Thanks for including a press start / confirm sound effect right at the start of the soundtrack. It is such a simple and effective way to immerse me in your world, I couldn't not mention it.

Being a fan of 8-bit games, music and graphics, I really like this. I am not big on GB though but to me this is a perfect score from an early 80s arcade game. The music is nicely tied together and with a varied enough soundscape. Cool and nice job!

From what I know about 8 bit music, this is very solid. It got layers to delve into while listening, it got certain catchiness, it got v i b e.

also i want metal cover of fire temple