I liked We shouldn't be hare a lot! It sounded both dangerous and fun at the same time!

Your songs have a cool and unique style that works really well, great job :)

this is amazing!! reading that it is inspired by your time growing up in belieze instantly made the whole thing blend together so well!

sibling Adventure - heh.. from the very start, the soundtrack makes itself felt! Amazing rhythm and combination of instruments!

Bored - Hey, that sounds cute! I especially like the fact that these two ukuleles (It's a ukulele, right?) they seem to live in two different worlds.. Heh)

We Shouldn't Be Here - Ok... IT'S COOL and very vibe)

Childhood Well is a short sad ending...

I liked your work! Although it is small, it is very intense!

3 cute little loops !

Enjoyed a lot the 2nd track ;) cool drums and rythm

Good job^^

Sibling Adventure: This rhythm and then the minor iv chord usage! A groove.

We Shouldn't Be Here: The Caribbean influence is especially notable here. I grew up listening to a lot of similar rhythms so this one particularly resonates with me. Loving those descending minor chords. 

Childhood Well: Another cool progression. Love this minimal instrumentation.

Great work!

Wow, it is definitely very original and the initial idea is a valid one, even though it's not easy to achieve. The mix is very clean and balanced, and the choice of instruments as well. I might have given a bit more prominence to a central musical theme because in a video game soundtrack, it's important as it highlights and emphasizes the qualities/emotions of your protagonist. I recommend writing a more detailed story because it gives even more value to your music! That said, I think your work is very interesting, well done! (Childhood Well is for sure my favorite... Wonderfull textures and fit very well as a theme in a videogame, or also as music for exploration).

You did a great job on the percussion! The rhythm and instrument choices overall worked well together. Nice job!

This is a really good entry, I especially liked the percussion throughout - it made the mix sound really full and complex. Another highlight was the guitar on the second track, it creates a great atmosphere.

In my opinion the songs would be made even better by the addition of a strong lead melody part, but of course not all music needs that, and I guess one of the main aspects of Caribbean music is the percussion and rhythm (which you nailed!).