The first piece gave me the impression of one of those games where you die in 2 seconds and the cheerful music mocks you, haha. But I swear it works really well for the theme you wrote. The second piece, even more so, highlights the uniqueness of your timbral choice, which combines ethnic percussion, synths, and some traditional instruments while maintaining the melodic and harmonic writing typical of classical music (for example, the use of a waltz in "Theme of Queen Bubblene," which is a very interesting stylistic choice). Overall, I must say the music is perfect for a video game; it really immerses you in the world you describe (which you did very well both in the description and the YouTube video, including the artwork). I think your work is outstanding; I really appreciated it a lot.
I'll conclude by saying that while beautiful music is certainly valuable, it also needs to be functional for its intended purpose. A Pink Floyd track can be amazing, but it’s written with different goals in mind, not for a video game. It’s clear that you composed your music with the scenes, levels, and story of your game in mind, and you conveyed it superbly. Your style of writing fits perfectly with a video game! Great job.