Sounds better with headphones, and also the volume might be a bit low. I used Temper to make all these tracks: http://www.angryredplanet.com/temper/download.html

25 Ruins MP3 Version

24 Random Encounter MP3 Version

20 Half Dragon's Monster Stronghold MP3 Version

8 Dwarf Quest MP3 Version

7 Dwarves MP3 Version

4 Haunted Mausoleum MP3 Version

3 Theme For The City Of Scales MP3 Version

1 Abandoned Dwarf Hall MP3 Version

27 Mountaintop Temple MP3 Version

26 Small Folk Theme MP3 Version

For a dumb first attempt at a game I tried to make in my early 20's.

If I want to listen to these, I usually turn the volume up and use headphones ... the audio quality is very bad and they are not loud enough so they sound (more) off if the volume isn't turned up enough. I basically just wrote these using a piano sequencer, and I didn't know how to use it properly. 

I was a novice at music composition when I wrote these, but I still want to preserve them because the version of me in my early 20's put a lot of work into them.

I made a game (my second attempt at it) called Rescue the Cat, which does not use any music composed by me:  https://rtc-ocggd.itch.io/rescue-the-cat

I also wrote a random 5e DBZ manual which is on my website.

George's Fantasy Soundtrack

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