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Hello Grunt, I think I accidentally removed my submission. I was searching for the voting schedule and must have pressed the button by mistake, is there any way to get the submission back or see the ratings? Thank you for your help and sorry for the inconvenience

Great work on these tracks! Track 4 seems to have some noticeable audio compression issues, but maybe this was intentional because the other tracks don't have this sound? Either way, these were nicely done and fun to listen to

This has gorgeous production and atmosphere, it especially reminds me of music from the Myst series. The attention detail is impressive and I really enjoyed this!

This has powerful production work going on. The sound quality is impressive and the tracks are wonderfully atmospheric. The feeling of cosmic loneliness comes off strong and I enjoyed the whole thing!

I definitely hear the Earthbound influences! I also like how melodic these tracks are and how you used samples. I enjoyed this a lot

This is a great submission, the tracks are well crafted and I like the odd time on the final track. This was really good!

This one sells the atmosphere of space really well. Audio production is also top-notch. Great work!

Very nice and cinematic! It fits the heroic story you describe and I can easily imagine it in a professional movie. Well done!

This was pleasant to listen to, I like the idea of making a track for each planet, and I think you captured both the loneliness and the intrigue of space nicely!

Thank you very much! Persona has some great music, I'm honored to hear that

Thanks for the compliments, especially on the mixing. I've wondered for a long time if my mixing sounded good, so I'm glad to hear the tricks I've learned over time have are paying off

Thanks! I'm always trying to add extra notes to my chords for a little more flair

I'm happy to hear that, I really wanted to sell the triumphant mood

I'm glad you enjoyed it, I loved the creative take on the theme in your piece

That's encouraging to hear, I enjoyed yours as well!

Thank you!

It's a nice foundation! I think you may have left the metronome on by mistake, though. No worries, I've definitely done the same before

Very beautiful! Has an Ori sound to it

Gorgeous all around!

Good job, makes me think of a "results screen" after a level ends in a game

Fun, but also nice and chill

This is nice and atmospheric, I like that you went with a calmer interpretation of "victory"

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it! The jam advertised itself for stressed musicians, for beginners, or for people without a lot of time, and I fit more into the first category. I've been making music for a while and it's cool seeing how many people are just starting out with these submissions

Creative and beautiful, this was a joy to listen to

For your first music, you did a nice job! A simple progression, but experimenting with the harmonies

So glad you enjoyed the music! It was a lot of fun to make, so it's great to hear that it added to the experience

I love the non-traditional summer theme. Monsters were incredibly creative and the sound design was top-notch. This was a real standout!

That animation for loading a cassette was so well done! Great presentation

I love the theming and the idea of two minigames in one. The biggest problem for me was how slow the ice cream scoops drop and how slow the seagulls fly. It's a great premise, I just think speeding it up would make it more challenging and engaging

Very fun and charming! Being able to customize your car was a very nice extra touch

I love the art and elements of strategy in this, combined with a very nice jazzy soundtrack. I've never been very good at strategy games, so my judgement probably isn't the best, but this is a strategic game that I wanted to try over and over again, which says a lot about the appeal and charm this has.

This was a fun take on the "Papers Please" concept with great art and nice little interactions between the characters! The "vowels matching last digit of the badge number" did, however, feel like a very strange way to increase difficulty; it also raises the question of whether "y" counts as a vowel. I wonder if maybe the characters' heights that the game already gives you could be the next level of difficulty instead? Overall, I had a great time playing through this one!

Some control quirks that weren't explained at the start: Right click on the mouse removes the cursor and gives you more of a "free look" mode and WASD controls. Pressing space makes you float higher and higher, but I couldn't find a way to go back down. "R" resets the level. 

I liked the surreal vibe going on, and collecting little pieces of lore was an interesting concept. Things like the wiimote and homework do a great job hinting at a story and character behind the dreams.  Gameplay felt a little slow, but maybe this was intentional due to the dream theme. Overall, an interesting concept, and I'd love to see it expanded upon!

This was great fun! The variety of characters was impressive and the number of things to check felt just right without being overwhelming. One thing I would say, though, is that having the name of the blacklisted badges on the badges themselves makes it a little too easy to identify them. If none of the badges were named or if some of the good badges had names as well, it would make for more of a challenge. Overall, great work!