The energetic part didn't feel energetic, the piece felt quite pensive all the way to the end. Memorable and solemn but may not match the energetic part requirement well.

I really like the piano an strings beginning, especially love the section where the background choir takes over and the listener is fully aware of it being a part of the piece for the first time.

For something so slow and moody, it feels somewhat repetitive. You might want to switch up the piano riff or the tempo a little to make it less monotonous.

Despite that, it's a really nice submission to the jam and totally fits for the end credits of a game.

(Submission 13/29 - "Precision Game Jam OST Submission" by ginkoman)

Woah this one is pretty! Great chord progressions and instrumentation! If I had to suggest something that other people haven't yet, it would be to make sure that the elements blend together more better. At times, I felt like the strings and violin were overwhelming other elements of the song. Another thing would be to adjust the panning of your instruments so it isn't completely centered dead-on.

Incredible work, ginko! I hope to see some of your work in the future!

Nice work, my favourite parts are the beginning from 0:00 to 0:30 and from 3:25 until the end. The nostalgic feeling is well represented, the quality sound is great, the piano is soft and smooth to the ear. I like the rythm too.

One issue there can be is that it's a little repetitive, you add some instruments, but the structure is quite the same, which can be good, but for the middle part, 2 minutes are quite long.

Overall, it's a nice music and the piano part is what stands the most and is beautiful !

Hey, I've just listened to your track!

I really liked the melancholic feeling of this piece. It sounds like the ending of a game that doesn't end tragically, but still leaves a sense of emptiness behind. The chord progression is great, and the instruments blend together very well. I also really enjoyed the opening with the piano alone.

However, I didn't find the more energetic section particularly dynamic, and the track felt a little repetitive at times.

Overall, though, I enjoyed listening to it.

Good luck with the rest of the voting period!