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Hello, Hefka Le Nekopunk here ! But for the OST Comp Jam 8, I am dropping the nekomimi and the Punk attitude. My first intention was to make something into my usual highly-aggressive style, but it would have turned completely uncoherent with both the themes of the game jam, cause I chose both themes. The theme is « One summer night » and the picture looks pretty something related to Lo-Fi. That means I tried to make calm chiptune for once!

So, exit the blast-beats (excepted on "Kesäsota", which is a battle theme), I’m lowering the BPM and trying to make something calm. Actually, this project is kinda relatable to what is happening in real life. I’m getting sick of the surrounding negativity everywhere and I was wondering if video games could be used as a therapy against anxiety. Summer night have to be calm and peaceful, and the fact we are talking about « ONE » summer night makes me think this night has to be special. I wanted this night to be a processus of self-heal.

Of course, no one said we can heal from whatever makes you sick so easily, so it’s not all about Lo-Fi. A 3/4 waltz on « En attendant l’aurore », an aggressive reggae beat on « Interlude 1 », an exotic scale here, a chromatic one there… Sometimes the tempo is rising so you can breathe peacefully when it slow down. Like the sea, it’s not a flat line. Tomorrow the tempest will be a long-gone remembrance.

What you can listen is the non-loopable versions. These are free and you may use them if you credit me as « Hefka Le Nekopunk ». A link to my main website (hefka-games.fr) would be appreciated but not required.

Cover art made by myself with Aseprite

A Tribe Called Quest - Push It Along

MI SENTO UNA LAVATRICE

Mi sento una lavatrice,

si che pulisce il peccatore

ed io trionferò.

♫ Strumentazione

Edna, la fille à pédés de notre duo, ouvre l'un des deux colis de l'imprimerie contenant les zines Harry Potter dans nos vies trans .

I made this remix level in Heaven Studio :3

My friend Jez joins us and we talk about his new implementation of my Cell programming language in Rust, which is his first from-scratch Rust project.

You can find Jez at https://www.jezuk.co.uk/ and follow him at @[email protected]

More info: https://artificialworlds.net/blog/2025/09/19/jez-learns-rust

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Saddle: Yes, they can be pricey, but I’ve joined the ranks of people who think the extra cost for the quality of a Brooks Saddle is worth it, in both durability and comfort: https://www.brooksengland.com/

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