You've mentioned in other posts that you're okay with people reusing this tileset as long as they don't include the raw asset in an accessible way.
I have a web project I would like to use your tileset for, but because it's a web project it's not compiled so it's relatively easy to reverse engineer how a file is encrypted. Are you comfortable with it being present in a way that the average user won't be able to access, but that an advanced user might be able to get with an extra level of effort?
I have a working encryption system for the file, and the asset itself would live on the server in an encrypted only form, but because everything is in JavaScript you can look at what I'm doing and then do them in reverse, if you know where to look.
If you continue with this, the first thing I would do id find a better way to to transition the music, or use music that transitions better. The three tracks you chose all start out with silence and don't lend themselves to being switched between quite so suddenly. I know it's Twine, so a crossfade or fadeout before changing scenes might be hard, but the music was the one thing I noticed pulling me out of the moment.
