Amazing compositions and sounds! I'm a big Dungeon Synth Enthusiast!

Very nice tracks. I found myself brought back to the anime Mushishi, due to the almost spirit-like sounds. Starting and Ending each track with more ambient music was a great idea, however the ends could be a bit shorter. Otherwise, I did like the sounds very much.

I like the soundscapes! It brings the mind to different places :)

As others mentioned, samples you used are not the greatest and there is a lot of great free stuff to be found nowadays! Musescore, spitfire bbcso discovers, LABs, etc... :)

Blackthorne Seamarket: I always applaud the addition of sound effects, like running water and birds, to help submerge us into the actual setting of the game. This is a cute little track, though the harp-mandolin(?) combo feels less steam-punky and more medieval to me. (P.S. definitely consider using Musescore 4's new sound libraries! They are free and a major upgrade from the previous ones.)

Pine Wood's Valley: another lovely track! One thing I noticed with your flute melody is that it lacks a sense of contour: it sort of jumps around freely without a sense of start, end, or a direction along the way. For next time, always take these things into consideration. 

Tenebrae Islands: One of my favorite so far: the haunting tritones, rain, and distant synths definitely give it a sense of mystery. To further create a disorienting and frightening atmosphere, perhaps you could vary the rhythm a bit? All the notes seem to change on the 1 and 3 of every measure.

Ardwen's Village: I love this janky melody with the whining dogs! Fun fun fun.

Nice work, and keep writing!

The addition of sound design really helped bring to live every scenery and works great with the music. Nice job!

Each track having their own specific weather effects and ambient noises really sells the setting in each track. Can see myself being transported to the different worlds each time. Nice stuff.

I appreciated the detailed description of the game, I could easily imagine myself playing and the tracks really took me to the different places/eras. Nice entry.