I was born in 2009, but even so, my childhood was playing ps2 games and playing old games on the cell phone emulator. I think that's what made me love pixel art and 8-bit music so much. today I dream of making games in the old style
I mean I didn’t grow up in the golden age of 8 bit or 16 bit games but that doesn’t stop me from enjoying chiptune and playing old games, plus new games that use chiptune for their soundtracks are coming out all the time
I love the 8 bit games ! I know that for many people , these games are only games with a bunch of pixels and old musics but actually i found the modern 8bit game quite nice because the game quality's better than game in the 1980's (due to better consoles and computers)
Thanks for your kind words! :D I'm glad you found it to be useful for your own personal project, and yeah, i feel the same way about the sentiment of nostalgia. Maybe that's why I keep composing stuff in the same limitations and aesthetics of the 8 and 16 bits era lol.
@@julargayso7734 its called cloud quest im making it with scratch its still in progression but im hoping to have the demo for the first episode of the game completed soon with doing school and trying to build myself on youtube its hard to find time to work on it
@@SoupyArson trust me, put your focus on the game demo and don't worry about youtube for now. one is a lot more likely to bring you success than the other, and youtube will follow if you can get eyes on the game first ;) it doesn't really work the other way around very often
0:00... At the start you don't see anything. Then a music is heard, calm but catchy. Then you notice pictures, places, people. You don't know them, but you can't wait, for sure. You smile and open your eyes. You are at your desk, facing a book. Your warm thatched cottage is welcoming, inviting you to stay with it. Yet you still feel the freshness of the morning creeping under your door. The window, shutters and curtains open, lets glimpse a landscape. 4:05... You open the door and start to run, playfully. Along the way, you dodge slimes, jump over them or kick them. Even little birds are trying to knock you down, but you are quicker than them. A tree collapsed on the road? No problem, you climb it and start sketching dance steps to annoy the slimes. You jump up and continue on your way, slowly climbing back up to the top of the mountain. You have already taken this road during your childhood, nothing can happen to you. 7:55... You noticed this strange opening in the mountain ... a cave! You rush into it and contemplate his majesty. It is completely frosted, from floor to ceiling. At this altitude, the monsters have evolved. Ice golems of all shapes and sizes, and even snow, roam the cave. The latter consists of corridors and large rooms, supported by huge pillars. The ground is slippery so you proceed with greater caution, wonder still filling your eyes. You don't even feel the cold anymore. 12:05... But there, in a room, a strange white and hairy mass stands still. Not for long in fact, only when you arrive, it finally moves. She stands on her two hind legs, three times your height ... a polar bear, the ugliest you have ever seen. Quickly, he attacks you. Each attack from her is dodged by your incredible agility, further infuriating the beast. You still attempt to attack it with your machete, with each opening providing an opportunity to take down the monster that doesn't give you any gifts. but he manages to hit you, sending you over a wall. You feel your bones breaking and let out a cry. By the time you understand the situation, the bear charges you, almost smirking mischievously. At least, do you really notice it? No time for that, you hit the wall of ice with your machete, shattering it to pieces and causing a chain reaction. The ceiling collapses and cracks the floor. It opens beneath your feet, dragging you into darkness with the beast, which howls in rage and frustration. 16:06... "He's awake! I won my bet!" yells a cheerful voice. You open one eye, visibly still weakened by your fight against the polar bear. "Greetings, young man. I am Hancock, the doctor in this town. My grandson found you in the river, covered with bruises and cuts. Luckily I was able to heal you and you finally woke up. It's gonna be two weeks, though. If you can get up, go ahead but take care of yourself. Take some rest and eat some food for as long as you want. " As the old man talks to you and his grandson takes the money from some curious people watching you at the window, you get up and walk out of the house. You are in pain but you have known much worse. The town is called "Bridge Town" and you travel among its alleys and meet its inhabitants. You even help some with their needs, like recovering a grandmother's glasses that were lost in the forest, bringing the chickens back to their enclosure, doing the postman, collecting wood to renovate the perimeter wall. 20:14... Two days later, the town organized a festival to celebrate its foundation. Food, activities, music and dances are on the menu. You are approached by Bobby, the son of the village chief. Arrogant that he is, he is convinced that you are trying to steal his girlfriend, which of course is not true. The only thing that matters to you is adventure. He decides to challenge you: you must pass ALL the festival activities. From the simplest to the most wacky. Everything goes: catching the most apples in a basin of water without hands, winning a race with blindfolded eyes, riding the biggest pig ... Finally, night falls and you have won, not without having poured a few drops of sweat in front of the complexity, the intensity (and the duration) of the tests. Bobby is frustrated, angry and upset at the same time. You still manage to cheer him up, showing fair play. He forgives you and shakes your hand, even offering you the keys to the city for being a good rival. He can still have his girlfriend. 22:40... You feel in better shape and decide to come home to the other side of the mountain. You take a path according to the advice and warnings of the inhabitants. This path passes through a forest filled with creatures, each more beautiful and ugly than the next: Large deer with complex horns, ents, insects, wolves and carnivorous plants. And you even do a racing event with a wood elf you have come across. Having defeated him, he hands you a deployable shield. 26:35... Again by chance, you stumble upon a hidden cave and notice that its walls are made of bricks. Dungeon ! You enter out of curiosity but discover new enemies: traps, bandits of all kinds and even necromancer wizards reviving the skeletons hanging on the walls. There are also guard dogs and mad prisoners trying to catch you. The dungeon is a real labyrinth with its corridors and large rooms and therefore you get lost easily. Even the map you improvise doesn't sound very fair. After a long time, you open a wide door and enter what appears to be a throne room, a tall man standing there. 30:45... "So it was you who killed my degenerate big brother, so I will be able to avenge him. Prepare to die!" said the man with the big black beard. He draws a large sword and assails you with blows, but you manage to withstand attacks with your shield, dodging when they seem heavy. You attack and slowly chip away at his armor while he doesn't falter. He even calls in minions to help him bring you down. At one point, her sword breaks and, frustrated, drops it to the ground. He howls and begins to grow up to three times your height. He becomes a huge black bear, scaring away his minions in fear. He is a berserker, terrifying warrior who scavenges armies. His attacks are heavier and you find it increasingly difficult to dodge his blows. Finally, it charges one last time, crushing you with all its weight. And this time, you don't get up. 34:42... The game over is displayed and the music starts, leaving you with yourself. However, you are not frustrated. It's Christmas and you have just received your first RPG. In one morning you have already reached the second boss and surely missed items, quests. You will be able to take your revenge and, if not, ask your friends for help. Obviously they also ordered it and will also have tested it. But for now, you need to have breakfast. These cookies will not eat themselves.
OMG! I don't even have words to describe how cool your description of the journey and the fantasy was; I loved it! If I were to release this album on cd this would definitely be the album booklet for sure! Thank you so much for taking time to listen to it and even describing an awesome journey to accompany these tracks! :D
Came here from a silly mobile game called "idle bounce heroes" this music really is everywhere. The background for it was 12:05 Prepare for Battle! Love that song a lot
0:00 - The Quest of Ravendom Press START 4:02 - Hello adventurer, would you like to take a quest? ➡️ ACCEPT DENY 7:55 - (You have Entered) The high mountains 12:05 - The mountain boss has appeared!! Quickly damage the sensitive part, i think it would be his eyes. Quick, attack! 16:06 - Now entered, Lilytown 20:15 - You have reached a new level! 22:40 - Now entering... Mysterious plains. 26:35 - Dungeon 10... The dark castle 30:47 - The final boss has appeared! 16:06 - Congratulations! You have defeated the evil boss, you have completed the quest! You are brave! You are strong! You are adventurous! You are great! Credits Director - ______ Music designer - ______ Graphic designer_____
I never grew up with this era of games, but I really think it says a lot to make music such as this and make someone feel nostalgic for something they've never personally went through.
I've felt something similar before. Even though I never played Sonic during that time, listening to Green Hill Zone just fills me with a wave of nostalgia that I can't really explain.
I still play old games and even some older then i was playing... They may not have the hi graphic but sometimes more fun then new wave... Also started working on my own games will see how its going to be...
Born in 96, broke enough with a big enough family to have handmedown consoles like nes, atari, super Nintendo, sega genesis, game boys, @ home arcade simulators, i agree the 8bit era was cool as hell but the kids aren't "missing out" some day they will be like, "hyper submersive vertual reality? In my day we had sims, halo, fall out, and minecraft 😅😅
This is incredible, I can't wait to use some of these track on loop for my dnd campaign, they're so charming and well-composed without being in your face and distracting. A veritable bop.
Man the 2nd soundtrack "and the journey begins" is so entertaining, I just love the melody :-) Your work really reminds me of the musics of Shovel Knight, and some of the musics are even better to my ears. Thanks so much for sharing, hope you can go on and give us some more masterpieces!
Yeah, Shovel Knight is one of my all-time favorite OST! And thank YOU for taking some time to listen to this album. I already have some projects in progress, the plan is to launch a lot cool music this year! :D
This is the kind of stuff that makes me wish I was rich just so I could afford to pay a bunch of talented people like you to gather and combine your talents to make an epic game.
Thank you for helping out all sorts of aspiring content creators by sharing your work for free. It allows people to improve and grow without having to burn all their energy.
The last one makes me kinda emotional. I'm in my very last few months of school and this combined with other factors kinda seal my time of being a child. That song kinda encapsulates how I feel. It's now the next chapter for me and the Final of The Fantasy - the Fantasy one had being a child...
At the start of minigame it seems like there is a title screen that says "play" and you have to dodge objects from a lvl 4 boss and the minions. Pretty sure the boss would die at the end. Exploring the unknown is like exploring a unknown forest not located on the map but has many chests and battles! Mysterious dungeon is so creepy and amazing at the same time possibly the mysterious dungeon includes skeleton knights that have skeleton swords defending a secret room. Decisive battle is like the final battle which is the powerful winged dragon which flaps it wings to make you fly away. The dragon is guarding the last and final treasure chest which has the most deciveing sword in the medieval world itself!
storytime!! 0:00 "Adventurer's Return: The Curse of Saigai" 4:05 The theme for walking around in the forest. You may encounter enemies here, such as slimes, goblins, lizardlings, etc. 7:54 The theme for when you are in Shimo the Ice King's Lair. You may encounter enemies here, such as icenappers, frost spiders, and brrbats. 11:59 The theme for when you are attacked. 16:08 The theme for when you are in Fuwu the Cat Person's shop or are in a safe place. 20:14 The theme for when you are playing Willow the Plant Wyvern's game. If you win, you get coins, same goes for the reverse. He will also trade with you. 26:37 The theme for when you are in a dungeon. You may encounter bats, giant spiders, and giant cobras. 30:45 The theme for when you battle Saigai, the dragon who burnt down your village with no regret. 34:42 The theme for the credits after you've killed Saigai. Information for those who want to add more: Lizardlings are the children of Saigai. They have not developed wings yet. Saigai burned down the protagonist's village because he wanted it's riches. Shimo the Ice King is known to trap people inside his lair if they anger him. Willow the Plant Wyvern used to be one of Saigai's minions, however he was one of the few to escape, and also the only dragon to actually help the protagonist. Fuwu the Cat Person is a traveller from distant lands. Her species is allied with the humans. Icenappers are known to capture people it thinks are pretty to display them in it's home.
Post Credits: Saigai suddenly gets up from his slumber, he laughs in happiness and speaks to the screen in an 8 bit tone. "You thought you could win against me?" "A petty little sword can't do anything!" The screen starts to shake, debris falling down after continuing to hear his devious laughter. "Goodbye." Saigai says as he walks towards the screen and scratches it, breaking the camera, as it fell, it suddenly flashed on for a few more seconds, of Saigai, walking away from the screen and flying out of his castle. The screen turns black.
GASP this n e e d s to be a game now! Perhaps other cat people are traveling merchants, and there are side quests to save them from monsters/ fetch items for them! Or perhaps you yourself are a cat person and get to pick what type of cat you are, be it Burmese, ginger, black, blue, tortie, grey tabby, persian, or calico, perhaps even Sphinx! Or there could be fewer options and increases to stats with different cat types, potentially creating a final fantasy-like party of kitties! (I got to code this now!!!)
While my childhood didn't contain all that much of 8-16bit games, alot of the games I play now are either pixelated and/or use 16-8bit music. I'll always love the old pixelated titles, for their lasting impact on the art I make and aspire to make.
This is so good, I mean I can’t even begin to describe how good it is, no gold medal could show the greatness of this and so, I shall give you the only thing I know I can give… a subscription
Currently using this for my Shovel Knight-esque 2D side-scroller in development. Amazing tracks for an adventure 2D game. Thank you for making these tracks sir!
It's really hard to find 8bit music that isn't covers or retro game OST which I heard way too much. Thank a lot for making some original tunes, this is an extra motivation now that I want to get into composing by making an 8bit album. Oh, and I fotgot to say I love this
I Always Dreaming That I Could Make My Own Ost For My Video :D I'm Learning, I'm Here To Take Some Inspiration Thanks~ Owh, May I Ask How Long Did You Into This Stuff?
Thank you so much for your kind words! I hope you found the inspiration you were looking for :D I don't know if that's what you asked, but I've been studying music (theory, practice, composition) for more than 10 years by now. The interest and focus in composition came more recently (~ 5 years ago), but I grew up listening to 8-bit and 16-bit game music, so i've always been surrounded by good inspirations heh
@@xDeviruchi That's What They Said... I Always Got Answer Like That- "Yeah I've Been 5 Years" "10 Years" I'm Afraid That Because It Take So Long I'm Not Gonna Make It ':)
@@YosHelianthus Don't worry about this, take your time and enjoy the process (if possible)! Unfortunately, composition/arrangement/orchestration or any creative process needs a LOT of practice, so it's normal to be unmotivated, it happens to me all the time.
''Listen up, kid. All you got right here is this shield, alright? You'll call him ''Myself''. Guard, protect it as if your life depended on it, alright? It might be the case... Now, move! Don't you know I gotta sell all of these things...''
This reminds me when i used to play a game neosaurs that was a game only available in Facebook. It got taken down 7 years ago due to some dumb copyright stuff. It was literally the best game i played it brings back so many memories. I wish i could play that game again..
I have this video on my watch later playlist at all times. Whenever I need a motivation boost, I play this, because of all the possibilities the music has. It’s a shame I’ve only ever used the audio once. 😅
Thank you very much, I'm glad I could help in some way hehe I also need motivation boosts from time to time And no problem at all, these tracks will always be available for when you need to use them :D
I’ve been using this as the soundtrack to a “story game” I’ve been running with my sons, and we’ve all come to love it. So much so that my oldest has begun trying to learn to play the entire track on violin! Thank you and God bless and guide you. Peace and joy!
@@reck0n3r thank you; I hope that’s true, and I will certainly try! As an update, as of today my Youbgest decided he also wants to play it! Will they succeed? Who knows! But they love it!
@@Tacticslion Wow, I'm so happy to hear that! I'm so glad you and your kids enjoyed the album and that they even decided to play the songs! If it helps, I still have some scores that I made as a draft before producing the final arrangements of the songs for this album and I can send everything through email. Thank you so much! Hope they have a lot of fun in the process :D
Yo! This is so good! Thank you so much for releasing it royalty free. I’m broke, and as much things as I can do myself, music composing is not my strong side TuT This is brilliant
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This is a chiptune masterpiece. I'm sorry to anyone who didn't have a childhood with at least some 8-bit or 16-bit video games in them.
I was born in 2009, but even so, my childhood was playing ps2 games and playing old games on the cell phone emulator.
I think that's what made me love pixel art and 8-bit music so much. today I dream of making games in the old style
I mean I didn’t grow up in the golden age of 8 bit or 16 bit games but that doesn’t stop me from enjoying chiptune and playing old games, plus new games that use chiptune for their soundtracks are coming out all the time
I love the 8 bit games ! I know that for many people , these games are only games with a bunch of pixels and old musics but actually i found the modern 8bit game quite nice because the game quality's better than game in the 1980's (due to better consoles and computers)
Hmm… I mean I had Minecraft and the original Final Fantasy, do either of those count?
@@hyzmarie FF1 definitely counts. You are so lucky to have played the first Final Fantasy when it was the only Final Fantasy.
oh ma gosh this deserves more attention these audios are so perfectly nastalgic i was looking for audio for my game and now ive found it lol
Thanks for your kind words! :D
I'm glad you found it to be useful for your own personal project, and yeah, i feel the same way about the sentiment of nostalgia. Maybe that's why I keep composing stuff in the same limitations and aesthetics of the 8 and 16 bits era lol.
You're making a game?
Title of you game dude
@@julargayso7734 its called cloud quest im making it with scratch its still in progression but im hoping to have the demo for the first episode of the game completed soon with doing school and trying to build myself on youtube its hard to find time to work on it
@@SoupyArson trust me, put your focus on the game demo and don't worry about youtube for now. one is a lot more likely to bring you success than the other, and youtube will follow if you can get eyes on the game first ;) it doesn't really work the other way around very often
0:00... At the start you don't see anything. Then a music is heard, calm but catchy. Then you notice pictures, places, people. You don't know them, but you can't wait, for sure. You smile and open your eyes. You are at your desk, facing a book. Your warm thatched cottage is welcoming, inviting you to stay with it. Yet you still feel the freshness of the morning creeping under your door. The window, shutters and curtains open, lets glimpse a landscape.
4:05... You open the door and start to run, playfully. Along the way, you dodge slimes, jump over them or kick them. Even little birds are trying to knock you down, but you are quicker than them. A tree collapsed on the road? No problem, you climb it and start sketching dance steps to annoy the slimes. You jump up and continue on your way, slowly climbing back up to the top of the mountain. You have already taken this road during your childhood, nothing can happen to you.
7:55... You noticed this strange opening in the mountain ... a cave! You rush into it and contemplate his majesty. It is completely frosted, from floor to ceiling. At this altitude, the monsters have evolved. Ice golems of all shapes and sizes, and even snow, roam the cave. The latter consists of corridors and large rooms, supported by huge pillars. The ground is slippery so you proceed with greater caution, wonder still filling your eyes. You don't even feel the cold anymore.
12:05... But there, in a room, a strange white and hairy mass stands still. Not for long in fact, only when you arrive, it finally moves. She stands on her two hind legs, three times your height ... a polar bear, the ugliest you have ever seen. Quickly, he attacks you. Each attack from her is dodged by your incredible agility, further infuriating the beast. You still attempt to attack it with your machete, with each opening providing an opportunity to take down the monster that doesn't give you any gifts. but he manages to hit you, sending you over a wall. You feel your bones breaking and let out a cry. By the time you understand the situation, the bear charges you, almost smirking mischievously. At least, do you really notice it? No time for that, you hit the wall of ice with your machete, shattering it to pieces and causing a chain reaction. The ceiling collapses and cracks the floor. It opens beneath your feet, dragging you into darkness with the beast, which howls in rage and frustration.
16:06... "He's awake! I won my bet!" yells a cheerful voice. You open one eye, visibly still weakened by your fight against the polar bear.
"Greetings, young man. I am Hancock, the doctor in this town. My grandson found you in the river, covered with bruises and cuts. Luckily I was able to heal you and you finally woke up. It's gonna be two weeks, though. If you can get up, go ahead but take care of yourself. Take some rest and eat some food for as long as you want. "
As the old man talks to you and his grandson takes the money from some curious people watching you at the window, you get up and walk out of the house. You are in pain but you have known much worse.
The town is called "Bridge Town" and you travel among its alleys and meet its inhabitants. You even help some with their needs, like recovering a grandmother's glasses that were lost in the forest, bringing the chickens back to their enclosure, doing the postman, collecting wood to renovate the perimeter wall.
20:14... Two days later, the town organized a festival to celebrate its foundation. Food, activities, music and dances are on the menu. You are approached by Bobby, the son of the village chief. Arrogant that he is, he is convinced that you are trying to steal his girlfriend, which of course is not true. The only thing that matters to you is adventure. He decides to challenge you: you must pass ALL the festival activities. From the simplest to the most wacky. Everything goes: catching the most apples in a basin of water without hands, winning a race with blindfolded eyes, riding the biggest pig ...
Finally, night falls and you have won, not without having poured a few drops of sweat in front of the complexity, the intensity (and the duration) of the tests. Bobby is frustrated, angry and upset at the same time. You still manage to cheer him up, showing fair play. He forgives you and shakes your hand, even offering you the keys to the city for being a good rival. He can still have his girlfriend.
22:40... You feel in better shape and decide to come home to the other side of the mountain. You take a path according to the advice and warnings of the inhabitants. This path passes through a forest filled with creatures, each more beautiful and ugly than the next: Large deer with complex horns, ents, insects, wolves and carnivorous plants. And you even do a racing event with a wood elf you have come across. Having defeated him, he hands you a deployable shield.
26:35... Again by chance, you stumble upon a hidden cave and notice that its walls are made of bricks. Dungeon ! You enter out of curiosity but discover new enemies: traps, bandits of all kinds and even necromancer wizards reviving the skeletons hanging on the walls. There are also guard dogs and mad prisoners trying to catch you. The dungeon is a real labyrinth with its corridors and large rooms and therefore you get lost easily. Even the map you improvise doesn't sound very fair. After a long time, you open a wide door and enter what appears to be a throne room, a tall man standing there.
30:45... "So it was you who killed my degenerate big brother, so I will be able to avenge him. Prepare to die!" said the man with the big black beard. He draws a large sword and assails you with blows, but you manage to withstand attacks with your shield, dodging when they seem heavy.
You attack and slowly chip away at his armor while he doesn't falter. He even calls in minions to help him bring you down. At one point, her sword breaks and, frustrated, drops it to the ground. He howls and begins to grow up to three times your height. He becomes a huge black bear, scaring away his minions in fear. He is a berserker, terrifying warrior who scavenges armies. His attacks are heavier and you find it increasingly difficult to dodge his blows. Finally, it charges one last time, crushing you with all its weight. And this time, you don't get up.
34:42... The game over is displayed and the music starts, leaving you with yourself. However, you are not frustrated. It's Christmas and you have just received your first RPG. In one morning you have already reached the second boss and surely missed items, quests. You will be able to take your revenge and, if not, ask your friends for help. Obviously they also ordered it and will also have tested it. But for now, you need to have breakfast. These cookies will not eat themselves.
OMG! I don't even have words to describe how cool your description of the journey and the fantasy was; I loved it! If I were to release this album on cd this would definitely be the album booklet for sure!
Thank you so much for taking time to listen to it and even describing an awesome journey to accompany these tracks! :D
Woah! that was so cool!
i wish i learnt coding.
@@protoblep6100 here th-cam.com/video/xk4_1vDrzzo/w-d-xo.html
wow you have potential to create a wonderful story, a visual novel!
Came here from a silly mobile game called "idle bounce heroes" this music really is everywhere. The background for it was 12:05 Prepare for Battle! Love that song a lot
0:00 - The Quest of Ravendom
Press START
4:02 - Hello adventurer, would you like to take a quest?
➡️ ACCEPT
DENY
7:55 - (You have Entered) The high mountains
12:05 - The mountain boss has appeared!! Quickly damage the sensitive part, i think it would be his eyes. Quick, attack!
16:06 - Now entered, Lilytown
20:15 - You have reached a new level!
22:40 - Now entering... Mysterious plains.
26:35 - Dungeon 10... The dark castle
30:47 - The final boss has appeared!
16:06 - Congratulations!
You have defeated the evil boss, you have completed the quest!
You are brave!
You are strong!
You are adventurous!
You are great!
Credits
Director - ______
Music designer - ______
Graphic designer_____
This felt like an adventure.
Exactly what I thought when I produced these album :D
The dicisive battle theme gives big old school pokemon vibes, man that brings me back.
facts.
i’m so glad we’ve come up with this genre of music
I never grew up with this era of games, but I really think it says a lot to make music such as this and make someone feel nostalgic for something they've never personally went through.
I've felt something similar before. Even though I never played Sonic during that time, listening to Green Hill Zone just fills me with a wave of nostalgia that I can't really explain.
I still play old games and even some older then i was playing... They may not have the hi graphic but sometimes more fun then new wave...
Also started working on my own games will see how its going to be...
I was around for this era, somewhat (born in 89). I like to think I never grew up though
games have been way more creative and fun than nowadays :)
Born in 96, broke enough with a big enough family to have handmedown consoles like nes, atari, super Nintendo, sega genesis, game boys, @ home arcade simulators, i agree the 8bit era was cool as hell but the kids aren't "missing out" some day they will be like, "hyper submersive vertual reality? In my day we had sims, halo, fall out, and minecraft 😅😅
Found a hidden gem one's again.
Isn't it "once again" instead of "one's again"?
@@x10creeper52 shhhhhhhhhh
@@dodleoy fine, I'll not call the cyber police
just this once, mind you
it feels like it tells a full story... AMAZING
to true
For someone born in ‘82, this is home.
'73, but I agree ;)
This is exactly what I was looking for, good relaxing nice 8-bit music to hit me right in the nostaligia. aaah... simpler times, better times.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it, thank you so much for listening!
I agree
I grew up during this era and I found my mind automatically adding additional sound effects for jumping, shooting and power ups while listening.
This is incredible, I can't wait to use some of these track on loop for my dnd campaign, they're so charming and well-composed without being in your face and distracting. A veritable bop.
Thank you so much! :D
I had the same thought, nice!
wtf bro that first song had NO business slapping that hard... literal goosebumps within seconds
Loved the title screen, Very talented!
Why do i feel nostalgic for a game i didnt play
bruh so much nostalgia
Took me forever to figure out that that little motif in "And the Journey begins" at 4:21 reminded me of, but I finally realized it was "Rain" by SID.
Thank you traveler, our village is indebted to you. We will be waiting for you for a long time, defeat the dragon
really cool stuff, so underrated. bought the album and used it in an animation! :D keep up the good work :D
Hey Cheetah, thank you very much for your support! :D
I'm glad you found it to be useful
Litrally using this music to turn tidying my room into a game and its working perfectly
Great work! I feel like a kid sitting on the floor, playing a brand new NES adventure game in front of my old 16" CRT TV. Sweet! ✌️♥️
Thanks Ken!
This is exactly what I was thinking.
God this makes me wanna play some good-ol traditional 8-bit fantasy adventure game
I remember that old *childhood time*
ooh good old days😌
05 gave me vibes of taking my Pokémon to the pokecenter
This is a perfect 8-bit dungeon synth feel. Well done for sure.
"That`s a mirracle. That`s a TH-cam rec christmass bloody miracle".
This is truly wonderful. This put a lot of smiles on my face. Outstanding work.
Man the 2nd soundtrack "and the journey begins" is so entertaining, I just love the melody :-) Your work really reminds me of the musics of Shovel Knight, and some of the musics are even better to my ears. Thanks so much for sharing, hope you can go on and give us some more masterpieces!
Yeah, Shovel Knight is one of my all-time favorite OST!
And thank YOU for taking some time to listen to this album.
I already have some projects in progress, the plan is to launch a lot cool music this year! :D
How have I not found this until now?? I absolutely am in love with this music! Thank you for creating and sharing this amazing list
💜
This is the kind of stuff that makes me wish I was rich just so I could afford to pay a bunch of talented people like you to gather and combine your talents to make an epic game.
Thank you for helping out all sorts of aspiring content creators by sharing your work for free. It allows people to improve and grow without having to burn all their energy.
This puts a smile on my Sega Master System.
That’s it I know what I’m making my game about and this is the music
oh my fricking god it feels like i just played a whole game! amazing job, you and the pixel artist are very talented :)
I love this! It’s so nostalgic and calming. I played it in the background while writing last night. 💖
"whats yor taste in music?"
me: "perfection"
The last one makes me kinda emotional. I'm in my very last few months of school and this combined with other factors kinda seal my time of being a child. That song kinda encapsulates how I feel. It's now the next chapter for me and the Final of The Fantasy - the Fantasy one had being a child...
Never stop dreaming. Because you will still feel like a child even when you hit 30.
Thanks for make this music public, im going to make a Scratch videogame with this music
Out of all of them, minigame is my favorite.
Amazing tunes!
And thank You so much for letting us use it on our videos!
At the start of minigame it seems like there is a title screen that says "play" and you have to dodge objects from a lvl 4 boss and the minions. Pretty sure the boss would die at the end. Exploring the unknown is like exploring a unknown forest not located on the map but has many chests and battles! Mysterious dungeon is so creepy and amazing at the same time possibly the mysterious dungeon includes skeleton knights that have skeleton swords defending a secret room. Decisive battle is like the final battle which is the powerful winged dragon which flaps it wings to make you fly away. The dragon is guarding the last and final treasure chest which has the most deciveing sword in the medieval world itself!
This must be the greatest 8 bit music on TH-cam
Well, you know the new puro pet's, right? They're crawling all over my screen, when im trying to find them some cool screen and music.
It all began on a floppy disk... or so the legends say.
storytime!!
0:00
"Adventurer's Return: The Curse of Saigai"
4:05
The theme for walking around in the forest. You may encounter enemies here, such as slimes, goblins, lizardlings, etc.
7:54
The theme for when you are in Shimo the Ice King's Lair. You may encounter enemies here, such as icenappers, frost spiders, and brrbats.
11:59
The theme for when you are attacked.
16:08
The theme for when you are in Fuwu the Cat Person's shop or are in a safe place.
20:14
The theme for when you are playing Willow the Plant Wyvern's game. If you win, you get coins, same goes for the reverse. He will also trade with you.
26:37
The theme for when you are in a dungeon. You may encounter bats, giant spiders, and giant cobras.
30:45
The theme for when you battle Saigai, the dragon who burnt down your village with no regret.
34:42
The theme for the credits after you've killed Saigai.
Information for those who want to add more:
Lizardlings are the children of Saigai. They have not developed wings yet.
Saigai burned down the protagonist's village because he wanted it's riches.
Shimo the Ice King is known to trap people inside his lair if they anger him.
Willow the Plant Wyvern used to be one of Saigai's minions, however he was one of the few to escape, and also the only dragon to actually help the protagonist.
Fuwu the Cat Person is a traveller from distant lands. Her species is allied with the humans.
Icenappers are known to capture people it thinks are pretty to display them in it's home.
Post Credits:
Saigai suddenly gets up from his slumber, he laughs in happiness and speaks to the screen in an 8 bit tone.
"You thought you could win against me?"
"A petty little sword can't do anything!"
The screen starts to shake, debris falling down after continuing to hear his devious laughter.
"Goodbye."
Saigai says as he walks towards the screen and scratches it, breaking the camera, as it fell, it suddenly flashed on for a few more seconds, of Saigai, walking away from the screen and flying out of his castle.
The screen turns black.
GASP this n e e d s to be a game now! Perhaps other cat people are traveling merchants, and there are side quests to save them from monsters/ fetch items for them! Or perhaps you yourself are a cat person and get to pick what type of cat you are, be it Burmese, ginger, black, blue, tortie, grey tabby, persian, or calico, perhaps even Sphinx! Or there could be fewer options and increases to stats with different cat types, potentially creating a final fantasy-like party of kitties! (I got to code this now!!!)
Ooh, you know what, I can’t code, but I can make this a campaign for an RPG! (Prob DnD, but maybe something else :D)
@@hyzmarie Perhaps I can convince my brother to code this game later.
@@Daniel-se3zmNOICE
While my childhood didn't contain all that much of 8-16bit games, alot of the games I play now are either pixelated and/or use 16-8bit music. I'll always love the old pixelated titles, for their lasting impact on the art I make and aspire to make.
I’ve used these songs for two of my Unity projects last year lol, brings back good memories of being a beginner in programming 😢
The opening title is so GOOD
3 months later, Music was so fire I used it in my latest video :)
Thank god this free I’ll be sure to mention you in my podcast
i can hear some pokemon and final fantasy mixed in great overall !!!!
The last track was so joyfull and sad at the same time ;)
30 seconds in and I already know this is incredible. This is exactly what I need for the workday!
Thank you! :D
This reminds me of playing Zelda Oracle of Ages and Seasons as a kid and I love it. Especially the first piece gives major Zelda vibes
タイトルBGMの懐かしさと冒険の使命を背負って決意を固めた感じがめちゃくちゃ好き。でもどこか切なさも感じる
prepare for battle is insane melody lol
30:46 kicks in and my ORAS memories flood in. Thanks for sudden nostalgia! Great work!
yeah its straight up a pokemon battle theme
I feel like i'm being punched with tons of childhood memories by hearing these tunes
this is just metal disguised as an 8-bit music.. please keep making more music.. this is so inspirational and so kick ass!
OMG, in love with the first song.
Now you can listen to 8-bit Fantasy & Adventure on Spotify or your favorite streaming platform! :D
you are a legend
This is so good, I mean I can’t even begin to describe how good it is, no gold medal could show the greatness of this and so, I shall give you the only thing I know I can give… a subscription
@@Halfling22 Wow, thanks for yor kind words! And don't worry about that, thanks for taking time to listen to the album! :D
12:05 it's a Castlevania song I remember it perfectly !
The Icy Cave just sounds so extrangely familiar to me and I don't even have the least idea why...
it sounds like nimbatus
I know where I heard it now! It was in "Satan loves cake"
thank you! Found this on the Unity Asset Store. you are really great
Currently using this for my Shovel Knight-esque 2D side-scroller in development. Amazing tracks for an adventure 2D game. Thank you for making these tracks sir!
holy frick get this man a job as a video game music producer!
This is quite refreshing compared to other recent ambient music tracks I’ve been listening to on TH-cam : )
Dude I've been reusing the same video for my studying and gaming like 70 times. You are a godsend, thank you!!
Thank YOU for taking your time to listen to this album! I'm really glad you liked it :D
i recently got into pixel art and i really like listening to this whilst i draw :) thank you
Thanks Fraizer James!
Hope everything goes well on your new journey on pixel art. :D
I love this music, so much in fact that me and my friends are going to use this music in the game we are making
I felt like I went through a whole story when the final song hit
Just hearing this made me wanna start on a new game project
Holy crap this is so inspiring and good
The fact you let people use this commercially feels like theft 😢 this is so freaking amazing, good job 👏 frfr
maybe it's just me but 30:47 reminds me a lot of Trainer Reds theme from Pokemon Red, and I love it sm
This is so awesome, and it's amazing to know that you've composed these tracks yourself. Great work!
PERA VOCÊ É BR UHUUU
@@rafateivfik Valeu Rafael, deu um pouquinho de trabalho mas valeu a pena hehe
we need more people like you, making god like music that is free to use I am almost shedding a tear here
Absolutely great! Feels like it goes right alongside any Final Fantasy or Dragonquest game of the era! Bravo!
ayo man, thanks for making it free and usable!!
I've listened to the 16-bit adventure, time for the 8-bit adventure
It's really hard to find 8bit music that isn't covers or retro game OST which I heard way too much. Thank a lot for making some original tunes, this is an extra motivation now that I want to get into composing by making an 8bit album.
Oh, and I fotgot to say I love this
Did you ever start your album?
Let this be our Final Fantasy!
The imagination was the greatest adventure in the 80's...thank you FF and Dragon Quest for helping me with what I was given.
Im 17 so ive never played many retro games i have a bunch though.. yet this fills me with a sense of joy almost as though i did play them
The Icy Cave SLAPS
I Always Dreaming That I Could Make My Own Ost
For My Video :D
I'm Learning, I'm Here To Take Some Inspiration
Thanks~
Owh, May I Ask How Long Did You Into This Stuff?
Thank you so much for your kind words! I hope you found the inspiration you were looking for :D
I don't know if that's what you asked, but I've been studying music (theory, practice, composition) for more than 10 years by now.
The interest and focus in composition came more recently (~ 5 years ago), but I grew up listening to 8-bit and 16-bit game music, so i've always been surrounded by good inspirations heh
@@xDeviruchi That's What They Said...
I Always Got Answer Like That-
"Yeah I've Been 5 Years" "10 Years"
I'm Afraid That Because It Take So Long I'm Not Gonna Make It ':)
@@YosHelianthus Don't worry about this, take your time and enjoy the process (if possible)!
Unfortunately, composition/arrangement/orchestration or any creative process needs a LOT of practice, so it's normal to be unmotivated, it happens to me all the time.
@@xDeviruchi Aww Thanks, You Really Are Inspiring Me
''Listen up, kid. All you got right here is this shield, alright? You'll call him ''Myself''. Guard, protect it as if your life depended on it, alright? It might be the case...
Now, move! Don't you know I gotta sell all of these things...''
Thank you @xDeciruchi. These sounds will help me build my upcoming 8-bit game that I want to create.
Thank YOU Mr Clay! I'm very happy that I could help you with your project :D
This reminds me when i used to play a game neosaurs that was a game only available in Facebook. It got taken down 7 years ago due to some dumb copyright stuff. It was literally the best game i played it brings back so many memories. I wish i could play that game again..
I have this video on my watch later playlist at all times. Whenever I need a motivation boost, I play this, because of all the possibilities the music has. It’s a shame I’ve only ever used the audio once. 😅
Thank you very much, I'm glad I could help in some way hehe I also need motivation boosts from time to time
And no problem at all, these tracks will always be available for when you need to use them :D
@@xDeviruchi That’s good to know. :)
This needs a game to go with it so badly
I’ve been using this as the soundtrack to a “story game” I’ve been running with my sons, and we’ve all come to love it. So much so that my oldest has begun trying to learn to play the entire track on violin!
Thank you and God bless and guide you. Peace and joy!
You're a good dad. Keep up the good work.
@@reck0n3r thank you; I hope that’s true, and I will certainly try!
As an update, as of today my Youbgest decided he also wants to play it! Will they succeed? Who knows! But they love it!
@@Tacticslion Wow, I'm so happy to hear that!
I'm so glad you and your kids enjoyed the album and that they even decided to play the songs!
If it helps, I still have some scores that I made as a draft before producing the final arrangements of the songs for this album and I can send everything through email.
Thank you so much! Hope they have a lot of fun in the process :D
this goes so hard
This is a masterpiece 🎶🎶
Can't believe I'm just finding this now
Yo! This is so good! Thank you so much for releasing it royalty free. I’m broke, and as much things as I can do myself, music composing is not my strong side TuT This is brilliant
These tracks are amazing. You can close your eyes and picture the CRT and nintendo controller in your hand.
This is so amazing, thank you for creating this!
i still think about that those first couple of notes in the title theme song a lot. i dont know why. it just sticks with me.