You really like to test my patience with that "Prioritize other entries before this one". You know I can't do that because it would ruin my neat and organized pattern of submission order.

I liked the vocals in the tracks, especially the one that had the vocal chops, that sounded cool. I do think that sometimes the tracks blended together too much in a sense that several of them had the same feeling progression. A long buildup with minimal stuff, but then more stuff comes in over time until it hits a climax near the end before removing a lot of it for the final little bit. The otehr songs by comparison felt like they didn't evolve enough for their length. They didn't sound bad ever, just that it felt like they blended together rather than being a soundtrack with lots of things to listen for.

Passionate battlefield was my favorite of the bunch because I liked the vocal chops like I said and that made it stick out in my mind a lot more. Specifically the part at 4:18 was quite good.

Interesting entry and creative for sure but god that hi-hat on the first track is rough to listen to and the overall mix of the entire thing is just to bright and screechy.

I'm all for strange and experimental electronic music! The most puzzling thing about this is what purpose this music serves inside this fictional game. Would it be a rhythm game? Or is it something else? Not entirely sure, but maybe that's part of the submission... Some of the songs do repeat a lot, and that's probably due to the large amounts of sample loops used. Not saying that using loops is of the devil, but it shouldn't be the entirety of the song. It would allow for a lot more variability in the tracks. 

i'm radiating my os until i doubt...