Unlocked has some really pretty piano playing in it. Really nice articulation on the keys to keep them feeling evocative. The bass growls softly whirring up and down as the half-way point comes is great - adds some movement in the lower end and contrasts with the piano (and later the strings and winds) really nicely. Speaking of said orchestral elements - they're really well done! They do an excellent job of bolstering the piano and providing some additional ear-candy to go along with it.
Freefolks Village is another example of fine playing. At times this actually reminded me of what I might hear in The Legend of Zelda. Something about the curious and bouncy piano offset by some quick string swells and playful mallet instruments. The simple percussion here is really clever - not only is it making great use of the stereo-field but it is just enough to add some rhythm to the track as a whole and non-traditional in order to keep it intriguing. This is probably my favorite of the three.
Finally, The World Ahead comes swinging in with a different vibe. It feels heroic, but also kind of daunting in a way. The world is a big place, and although this is a symbol of the freedom that one has to adventure on their own, there are always going to be challenges to overcome and threats to be wary of. This track does an excellent job of emphasizing that with a wonderful mix of instruments, and even some live guitar at the end! Kudos for that.
All in all this is pretty great - you've got some real chops when it comes to composing. I could easily imagine any and all of these tracks in a variety of games, fitting in well and providing some real treats for the ears. Best of luck!