Nice combination of chiptune and experimental layers here, especially in the track Grief. Don’t be afraid to ad a bit more depth to your the orchestral moments, with a bit more dynamic shape to really support the more epic moments. Great work overall :)

You really mastered the "floating" impression! Really liked "Glee" with it's rythmic and melodic ideas!

The last chords of loneliness are tragic. Theres a ton of variation in this OST and it's impressive how well you manage to glue the whole thing together. Amazing work!

I enjoyed your overall sound; the chiptunes and strings blend very nicely together. The title theme is powerful and really stands out for me as the strongest track here. The offbeat snare drives the melancholic chords extremely well and the simple rhythmic synth that stays consistent for the whole song plays its role perfectly. This is also probably the "safest" track, as the rest of the album has some moments that are definitely pushing the envelope in terms of overall song form and structure. I love hearing those risks, and I feel like some of them work well and some of them don't quite land. Some of the latter could be my personal preference, but I'll give you the play by play for how my ears perceived it:

In "Glee," for example, the main lead feels like it could have benefited from "less is more." The lead plays such a long string of notes that it feels like it has lost some impact by the time we get to the end. The opening organ sounds are a strong intro, and the strings that come in as the song picks up pair well with the synth lead. The strings are playing such short notes here that I would have given them a bit less attack to make them play more of each note - as it is, the faster bits feel a bit unnatural. The synth is very punchy, which works great on its own, but it makes the shorter notes of the strings feel like they are lagging behind a little bit.

For "Grief," the intro is well done, especially the panned plucking sounds and the little bits of dissonance that come in before the song picks up. I like the chaotic synth that's introduced around 0:39, and the rhythm here is pretty non-standard which helps to drive the intended message of the song well. It contrasts nicely to the intro and the abrupt ending with just that little bit of echo leftover is a strong finish. 

I enjoyed how you switched up the instruments in "Loneliness," the strings are very pretty and, together with the choir, create quite the melancholic feel. The sudden shift into acoustic guitar for the outro was unexpected and does a great job delivering the intended emotion of the song. This was definitely my favorite track.

"Love" has some very lovely sounding chords. It almost felt like a musical without the lyrics, in the overall structure of it. The climax of the song is properly cheesy in that regard, in a good kind of way that matches the tone of the song. There are a few notes in this song as well where the strings could have done with a bit less attack, IMO.

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The same melody being used in every song comes across nicely. Instrumentation works pretty well with each other for the most part, with my only real complaint being that the attack is a touch slow on the strings in those two songs. I would have loved to have seen some more musical tension  to help drive home your intended emotions, especially in "Grief" and "Loneliness." While "Grief" was a cool track, "Floating Through Life" and  evoked more emotion through my ears.  Overall, solid work! 

I liked your interesting use of the chiptune style in grief with the weird off notes it was cool.

Interesting style. The pieces each have their own character, and the chiptune works with the story idea. Nice work!

I liked your usage of leitmotifs to connect everything together. The variety from track to track was nice as well. Good work!

Interesting style...

...and very beautiful! I love stylish chiptune)

I can say for sure that this soundtrack would be perfect for the game)

P.S. Grief is cool!

very interesting listen, it sounds like you took a lot of musical risks which I always respect and I think it paid off. Good work dude.

Really like Loneliness. The arrangement was fittingly sparse and the somewhat dissonant sounding choire gave it a fitting lamenting quality. Reminded me something of the old Ghost in the Shell OST.

Great use of chiptune sounds throughout, as well as combining them very smoothly with the non-chiptune sounds.

Loved Grief particularly, some especially great drums and sounds on that one.

The final section on Love I thought hit particularly hard as well.