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A jam submission

Dancing with your soulView project page

Submitted by FatCat Studio — 4 days, 21 hours before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Memorability#143.5003.500
Overall enjoyment#153.5003.500
Overall#203.2503.250
Production quality#222.8752.875
Composition quality#233.1253.125
Match to the brief#263.2503.250

Ranked from 8 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

Description
The game is an RPG like Omori or Undertale, where you need to defeat enemies in a rhythm minigames with a great music! This exact piece of music should be playing in a fight with a dancing demon that is trying to take our soul and make us a dancing puppet for his shows!

Chosen Precision Level

Level 2

Bonus Challenges

Challenge 2

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

This is a really fun track! Chord progression is well constructed and executed and the little drop out in the middle is very satisfying! I can hear a lot of Japanese and Toby Fox influence and I'm all for it. On the mixing/instrumentation side, the mids sounded very crowded, I'd love to hear wider ranges between the bass/melody/chords/rhythm!

Submitted(+1)

That F7 to E7 is reallyyy nice in the B section

Submitted

catchy ! like the retro style 

Submitted

With the description, I had to think of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Once More with Feeling" - nice concept and I love the chiptunes sound. 
You have a lot of stuff going on in the background - more tracks than a retro console with that kind of soundfont would actually allow. So you are kind of breaking the illusion of retro gaming; that can be an artistic choice, but in case it isn't, you should be aware that this sounds like a modern piece of music that was made to sound retro.
A very cool piece overall, I can totally see this in a rhythm game, and you are just so enough moving beyond the limitations of a simple scale to really sell the demonic influence the game is about.