This music may be short, but it is quite memorable! I can see (or would that be hear?) this going with an outdoor minecart mini-game.
Also, thanks so much for releasing this into the public domain! I plan on giving you credit, but it's really nice that I don't have to worry about the particulars of a license.
I feel like the cheerful tune in the background actually makes this more creepy! I don't remember hearing this technique in other music, but it sure is effective!
I really like the strong melody this music has. It's also very interesting that it's both upbeat and mysterious; it reminds me of music from the Legend of Zelda.
I have to admit, when I first came across this music, I had low hopes for it. I almost always do not like repetitive tracks, and this music had barely gotten any attention. However, I decided to at least give it a chance.
Imagine my surprise when I really liked it! The pattern was very satisfying to me, and the changes in pitch added a surprising amount of variation.
As for the feeling the music gave me, it was of an underdog hero refusing to give up, even when confronted with insurmountable odds.
I kept pressing the play button to listen to this again. It is a great song! I would love to hear an extended version of it.
This music may be short, but it is quite memorable! I can see (or would that be hear?) this going with an outdoor minecart mini-game.
Also, thanks so much for releasing this into the public domain! I plan on giving you credit, but it's really nice that I don't have to worry about the particulars of a license.
I'm going through the music on OpenGameArt in chronological order. Believe it or not, your music was the first I decided to keep!
This is very interesting music. I like how it doesn't rely on a few repeating notes, but instead explores different combinations.
I feel like the cheerful tune in the background actually makes this more creepy! I don't remember hearing this technique in other music, but it sure is effective!
I really like the strong melody this music has. It's also very interesting that it's both upbeat and mysterious; it reminds me of music from the Legend of Zelda.
I have to admit, when I first came across this music, I had low hopes for it. I almost always do not like repetitive tracks, and this music had barely gotten any attention. However, I decided to at least give it a chance.
Imagine my surprise when I really liked it! The pattern was very satisfying to me, and the changes in pitch added a surprising amount of variation.
As for the feeling the music gave me, it was of an underdog hero refusing to give up, even when confronted with insurmountable odds.
I'm really glad I gave this a chance!
The battle between hope and doom in this music is very interesting. I also like the movement in here that is halfway between melody and percussion.
This is soothing music! I also like the variation in its melody.
It's hard to make music that is both really good and really short. And yet, this music is exactly that.
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