Nicely done, I like all the different section on both tracks, you had a good structure and arrangement overall and fits very nicely with the vibe you went for, loops works well obviously, with chiptune its usually pretty easy to do especially if you have no reverb, nonetheless you still need to determine a good looping point and you did it, I almost didn,t know where it was which is a good sign. Well done !

Cool idea to make the music player with GBStudio!

Loops worked pretty much seamlessly for me, and the tracks themselves were great.

Good stuff!

The only like "negative" I have to really point out is, in my opinion, the music is audibly rushed.

But that doesn't really mean it is bad, like it's chiptune.

Chiptune goes either way, really depends on the listener.

But the motifs were used well, and in my personal opinion "#2 Shanty" could be used in a Monkey Island-like game.

That is if it's the same composition style but different sound design.

But good job.

This idea is honestly so cool, the tracks loop so seamlessly that it took me some time to realize they were looping, and I think it's a nice detail that it can run on an emulator/gameboy! The songs themselves are very nice too (my personal favorite was Quest) and I could hear the corresponding motif very well in both of them, nice job :)

I admire those people who make beautiful chiptune music..... When you turn limitations into aesthetics!

And yes, I confess, I listened to your post several times back when you posted it....

My favorite track is Shanty..... For, man, that gradually increasing bass chiptune synth that's like a toad - quacking. And it's awesome!

Good job. I'm still admiring it.

P.S. Rawr!