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One Night Only: This is pretty awesome how listening to your soundtrack aligned with your description as I was reading it! There are elements of excitement and anxiety which seems to be the sentiment of this highly dangerous and highly anticipated VR game!

Wild Unknown: This style very aptly conveys the feeling of a lawless location with some shady things happening. I got to the end of the description right at 1:39 when the energy kicks up a notch and once again that was a really cool moment aligning the music with your story!

We’re Not Playing Around Here: The metal genre influences work really well here to show the toughness exuding from the gang around you. I like that it sounds like combative, but is also fun to listen to which foreshadows the easy victory of the main character.

Resting Place: I really like the narrative style composition of this track - how it moves from one section to another like a linear storyline to convey several different emotions in succession. I think this is my favorite track out of the entire soundtrack!

Big City Lights: The bounciness of this track and the heavy use of toms do well to paint the picture of a bustling night city.

Arcadia, Arcade of Light: The mixture of rock and classic arcade sounds is an interesting and intriguing blend that you execute well here. I really like the sort of fade out ending which maybe gives the sense that the person you were here to meet is not exactly what you were expecting.

Overall: This was a fun and creative adventure that is certainly unique. You captured summery night vibes well in each track and wrote a fun and captivating story to accompany it. Nice work and thank you for sharing!

Thanks for the detailed review and for taking the time to listen! I'm glad I was able to convey everything that I was trying to - last year's jam submission was a bit overextended in scope and I feel like I lost a lot of people with the length of it. So this year I tried to keep it to a tight 6-7 tracks and keep the story simple and sweet (which for me is still a 3-page essay, but better than the 7 or 8 it was last time lmao)

And I'm glad you enjoyed Resting Place - I definitely went to some places musically that I don't normally go with that track, and I ended up being really happy with the result!

Thanks for the detailed review and for taking the time to listen! I'm glad I was able to convey everything that I was trying to - last year's jam submission was a bit overextended in scope and I feel like I lost a lot of people with the length of it. So this year I tried to keep it to a tight 6-7 tracks and keep the story simple and sweet (which for me is still a 3-page essay, but better than the 7 or 8 it was last time lmao)

And I'm glad you enjoyed Resting Place - I definitely went to some places musically that I don't normally go with that track, and I ended up being really happy with the result!