Are you looking for some cute and casual, royalty free music for your video game? Do you run a gaming channel and need some light, fun, easy listening video game music in the background? If so, the Cute and Casual Music Pack, might be just what you need!
I’m Ninichi, and I’m a game music composer (check out my homepage for more info)! I’ve worked with many talented indie game developers on the music for their games (check out my game music). It’s an honour and a joy to be involved in so many wonderful projects. I’m also a great supporter of indie projects in general and know that not all games can afford custom music.
That’s why I decided to create a few video game music, royalty free music packs for indie game developers on a super tight budget but who still want some decent, high quality music in their games and to use.
Each of my royalty free game music packs can be purchased, licensed and easily downloaded directly from my website. Once you complete the checkout process, you’ll get the files to download and away you go! You will have the music you need for your game! Yay!
The Cute and Casual Royalty free music pack is a collection of 5 uplifting, easy-to-listen to game music tracks perfect for visual novels, anime games or any casual game. If you want music in the background of your game that sets a relaxing, happy, light and fun tone then have a listen to this music pack now.
All tracks loop easily, are completely royalty free and are ready to use as soon as the music pack is downloaded.
This Cute and Casual Music Pack also includes a special bonus track which can be used as an opening menu track, end credits or in shorter game levels & scenes.
So, if you’re looking for a set of cheerful tunes to help your game players to be happy and merry, then this cute and positive soundtrack will be perfect for you. It's been designed specifically with casual video or mobile games in mind and so what are you waiting for - get this game music pack now!
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