This is the first submission I get to rate and it's putting a really high bar for the others to cross! Looking at your project files (Btw, nice to see another Cubase user) shows how you did so much with so few instruments in your compositions, it's an amazing example of a vertically simple but horizontally dense soundtrack and I wouldn't have it any other way for the kind of game it's describing
Something I enjoyed about this soundtrack a lot was the little details and switch ups that happened throughout the songs: Makes them feel less like game loops and more like improvised jazz tracks. The best example of this is at around 0:55 with the mix up in the chord progression through the piano's introduction, it's just soooo good
The main theme captures the Layton vibe perfectly, especially the piano and its amazing melody. It's a very solid track, although I think it would really benefit from a higher-quality accordion vst: The one used evokes a more game-y / JRPG adjacent feeling, which fits, but all the other instruments being somewhat realistic sounding made me wonder what it could sound like with a live accordion... Although it's more of a silly gripe than anything, at the end of the day you're not gonna commission an accordion player for a 1 week long jam project lol, it's still a great track.
I am absolutely in love with Enter to Exploring the Glimmerwood, the chord progression is amazing and the arpeggio-esque instruments layered on top really evoke that mysterious puzzle game feel. I really really wanna know the choir vst you used for it since it's just sooo good, especially the way it bends from one progression to the other
Devising a Stratagem is another great track, the subtle use of the accordion here managed to hide its track 1 flaws... And it's obvious you're pretty experienced with writing compositions, it's just... very professional sounding.
Anyway, with that said: Great stuff. My only gripe is that I wish there was more to listen to lol, but what we got was pretty damn good