Can I use the music in a commercial game or monetised video?

Yes. Unlimited personal and commercial games, apps, videos and streams, for yourself or clients, with no attribution. CyberMax never registers the music with Content ID, so your videos won't be claimed. You can't resell or share the files themselves as a music pack.

What are the calm layers and stingers?

Each loop has a calm version without drums and with a softer lead, the same length and sample-aligned, so you can crossfade to it for dialogue, shops or pause screens. Each mood also has win, lose and get-ready stingers on the same key centre as its loops, so they sit on top of the music.

Seamless chiptune loops for your whole game. Hear every one first.

Q: Do the loops really loop without a gap?

Yes. Every loop is exactly 16 bars long at its tempo, down to the sample, and notes that ring past the end are folded back onto the start, so the loop point is inaudible. Turn on looping in your engine (keep WAV or OGG; MP3 adds a gap).

Q: Who composed the music?

CyberMax's own rule-based composition code: chord progressions, melodies and drum patterns are generated by music-theory rules and rendered by our own 4-channel chip synth. No samples, no third-party melodies and no AI model trained on other people's music.

24 loops in 8 moods, from the title screen to the final boss, each with a calm layer and matching win, lose and get-ready stingers. WAV + OGG, Godot and Unity helpers, royalty-free and never Content ID'd. 2 loops and 2 stingers are free.

24 loops · 13.8 minutes
24 calm layers (no drums)
24 matching stingers
33¢ a loop ($8 one-time)

Tap a loop to play it

Then drop a stinger on top: it's in the same key.

Stinger over the music:

Loading the music…

Pack-only loops preview as their first 8 bars (22 kHz MP3, fading out). FREE loops play at full quality and loop forever, so you can listen for the seam: there isn't one.

Download the free loops + stingers (.zip) WAV + OGG, same licence as the pack: free for commercial games.

Blipwren Music Vol. 2: the full pack

72 tracks: 24 loops, a calm layer for each, and 24 stingers, as 44.1 kHz 16-bit WAV and OGG. Every loop is exactly 16 bars, so it repeats with no gap. Folders ready for Godot 4 (Autoload: crossfade, calm layer, stingers with ducking) and Unity (C# helper, layers started sample-locked), a music.csv with tempo, key and exact loop length for every file, and a plain-English licence.

Title & Menus: Press Start, Main Menu, Options Screen
Overworld & Adventure: Meadow Run, Open Road, Sky Hopper
Towns & Shops: Market Square, Item Shop, Fireside Inn
Puzzle & Casual: Tile Logic, Bubble Pop, Clockwork
Dungeons & Caves: Deep Cave, Crypt Steps, Ruin Echoes
Boss & Action: Final Guardian, Chase Sequence, Arena Clash
Space & Sci-Fi: Orbit Drift, Star Patrol, Signal Lost
Night & Chill: Moonlit Lake, Lo-fi Pixels, Firefly Path
Plus Victory, Defeat and Get Ready stingers for all 8 moods

one-time · instant download · OGG + engines zip (61 MB) and WAV zip (71 MB)

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Blipwren Complete: $11 instead of $14. This pack plus Blipwren SFX Vol. 1 (120 retro sound effects in the same style): menus, coins, jumps, hits and music in one go. Get Blipwren Complete · $11

Music that follows your game, in a few lines

# 1. copy blipwren_music/ into res://
# 2. Project Settings → Globals → Autoload: res://blipwren_music/blipwren_music.gd as "Music"
func _on_level_started() -> void:
    Music.play("overworld_meadow_run")   # crossfades from the current loop
func _on_shop_opened() -> void:
    Music.set_calm(true)                 # same loop, no drums
func _on_boss_defeated() -> void:
    Music.stinger("boss_win")            # the loop ducks under the stinger

// copy Assets/BlipwrenMusic into your project's Assets folder
void OnLevelStarted() => BlipwrenMusic.Play("overworld_meadow_run");
void OnShopOpened()   => BlipwrenMusic.SetCalm(true);
void OnBossDefeated() => BlipwrenMusic.Stinger("boss_win");

// Web Audio: seamless because the OGG/WAV loop is an exact bar count
const buf = await ctx.decodeAudioData(await (await fetch("overworld_meadow_run.ogg")).arrayBuffer());
const src = ctx.createBufferSource(); src.buffer = buf; src.loop = true;
src.connect(ctx.destination); src.start();
// Howler / Phaser: loop: true

The Godot helper is tested headless in Godot 4.5.1: all 72 tracks found and loaded, the 48 loops flagged as looping, crossfade, calm layer, stinger and stop all run.

FAQ

Can I use the music in a commercial game or a monetised video?

Yes. Unlimited personal and commercial games, apps, videos and streams, for yourself or clients, with no attribution needed. We never register the music with Content ID, so your videos won't be claimed. You can't resell or share the files themselves as a music pack, or release them as your own songs.

Do the loops really loop without a gap?

Yes. Each loop is exactly 16 bars at its tempo, to the sample (music.csv lists the sample count), and notes that ring past the end are folded back onto the start, so the loop point is inaudible. Our build checks every loop's end-to-start join. Keep the WAV or OGG in your game: converting to MP3 adds a short gap.

Who composed the music?

Our own rule-based composition code: chord progressions, melodies with call-and-answer phrases, bass lines and drum patterns are generated by music-theory rules and rendered by our own 4-channel chip synth (two pulse channels, a stepped triangle bass and noise drums, like the classic consoles). No samples, no third-party melodies and no AI model trained on anyone's music, so there's no hidden licence chain.

What are the calm layers for?

Each loop has a calm version with no drums and a softer lead, the same length and sample-aligned with the full mix. Crossfade to it when a dialogue box opens, in shops, on pause screens or when danger is over, then back again, without the music restarting.

How do the stingers fit?

Every mood has Victory, Defeat and Get Ready stingers written on the same key centre as that mood's loops, so they sit on top of the music instead of clashing. Try it in the player above: play a loop, then press a stinger.

Why not a free music pack?

There are good free packs, and the free Blipwren loops are yours too. The full pack is for when you want a whole soundtrack in one consistent style that's ready for a game: tested loop points, calm layers, matching stingers, engine helpers and a licence with no credit line or Content ID claims.

How does it compare with other chiptune packs?

On itch.io's chiptune top sellers (26 Sep 2026), paid packs run from $3.34 for 7 loopable tracks and $5 for 10 tracks (credit required) to $9.99 for a 35-track Game Boy collection and $34 for a large jukebox. Their tracks are longer, human-composed pieces. Blipwren's are 23–46 second loops, and what you get for $8 is coverage (8 moods), calm layers, 24 stingers and engine helpers.

What formats, and which engines?

WAV (44.1 kHz, 16-bit, mono) and Ogg Vorbis. Godot 4 and Unity get ready folders and helper scripts; the files also work in Unreal, GameMaker, Defold, Construct, Phaser, Love2D, Bevy, MonoGame, RPG Maker (OGG) and any video editor.

How do I get the files after buying?

Polar emails a receipt with the download links straight away, and the two zips (OGG + engines, and WAV) are also in your Polar customer portal. It's a one-time purchase with no subscription.

Get all 72 tracks · $8