Interesting ideas here. Very minimalist but effective approach. Nice work overall! 

Missed Target - Loving the choice of patches to kick this off; hauntingly soft. The sharper, more resonant synth that comes in offsets this really nicely. Feels as though the ambience and atmosphere has been set up instantly, making it even easier to get lost in the track.  The half-time toward the end is a clever way of getting the most bang for your buck with the melodies.

You Shall Know - this really reminds me of something I might hear from a Legend of Zelda game on the N64. It just has these kind of ethereal but magical vibes to it. The use of leitmotif here is strong, and does a great job of really tying the tracks together. I think this is my favorite of the three, in all honesty.

Set You Free changes the pace off the bat. Some really nice melodies present in this, and the bass does a great job of rounding out the lower-end of the mix and providing nice flourishes. Not much else to say on this one but I enjoyed it.

Solid work - these were fun to listen to.  They feel cohesive, and once again the use of the leitmotif was clever. Good job!

Very minimalist arrangements, but somehow i ended up listening this on loop for a while without realizing.

So, weirdly addictive? Good job!

Love the leitmotif throughout all of the tracks. good work on these !

I do feel that the tracks get a bit repetitive, they feel like they are maybe in the same key and have a similar rhythm

Cool submission ! 

All tracks are very coherent, and really fits the same style. I feel some more instruments would have been nice, but in the same time the minimalistic mood is also cool and gives it identity.

Loved the third one, would work good for a Game Over theme or End theme like you wanted.

Good job !

The dissonance in the first track works well to set the vibe of the horror setting and the repetition of that melody is used very well especially in the second track. I do feel like throughout the songs they could cycle through some more textures/foley/instruments/whatever else just to make the songs feel like they belong in a setting though, as while they do a good job of describing the melodic mood, it doesn't paint a full picture in my head... if that makes sense. Good stuff though!

i love the cohesion of the three tracks! they carry forward common motifs and instrumental palettes that work well, along with matching the typical vibe that classic horror RPG Maker games might carry. i do also think some more drastic variation in intensity/dynamics could work, but that could also be handled by other tracks if this was a full game.

the Chapter 2 track is pleasantly chilling — the wind instrument leads and the otherwise vacant production of the track really adds to what feels like a mysterious meeting with someone whose true intentions and mental machinations are obscured... who could Y'esh be? :0

Nice. Great vibes! Just needs a touch more variety to keep the energy moving forward!

Sounds pretty raw but I loved the vibe!

Loved the flute parts especially, they somewhat reminded me of Majora's Mask. They have a similarly eery but strangely calming vibe to them.

And the last tracks sounds like a  cassette tape from an obscure 70s Eastern European band (in the best way possible).

Great work!

I like that you had a motif going through all 3 songs! I do think that they were all a little too similar to each other. Some extra instruments for variety and maybe some percussions would have helped a ton!

The third song was the most unique and thus my favorite. The bass line was nice but I think a little on the high side. Mixing it to focus on the low part would have been nicer I think.

The first song is really nice. I enjoyed the spooky theme and the instruments chosen. 

The second song is borderline painful to listen to, the sound is so.. Unpleasant? 

I most liked the calm parts, where the instruments woked together well.