The enemy encounter theme reminded me of Hypnospace outlaw music to the point that I wouldn't have been suprised if it were in that game normally. The music as a whole is simplistic which is fine for a kids game as you described, but it also means that there isn't much to listen for deeply. The enemy encouter track is also much louder compared to the other 2. I do like that there is a clear motif with the bass instrument.
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Description
The soundtrack was written for an imaginary adventure game aimed at young children, following Miku, a five-year-old protagonist exploring a strange world that has been forgotten by everyone else.
The three tracks represent different moments of the adventure: discovering the world, encountering something frightening and unknown, and finally facing danger and taking action. The tracks share a recurring main musical theme, which appears in different forms depending on what is happening in the game. Main theme is a happy while spooky change the main instrument and goes to a minor, darker scale
The idea of the soundtrack is that the world itself feels familiar and inviting at first, but gradually reveals that it has a history and secrets of its own. The recurring theme ties these different experiences together, making the three tracks feel like different parts of the same forgotten world.
Theme
Songs of a Forgotten World
How does it fit the theme?
The soundtrack was written for an imaginary adventure game aimed at young children, following Miku, a five-year-old protagonist exploring a strange world that has been forgotten by everyone else.
Number of tracks3
Genre
Ambient
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