Machinery Clunk: A library of all sorts of metallic hits, clicks and rumbles

Menu clicks & hovers: simple as that, sounds for UI.

Game SFX & Ambiences: five soundscapes and abstract folley sound effects.

Recently, I took part in the GMTK Game Jam, where our team created Hold My Cat in just 4 days! The premise is simple: a platform game, where you’re a firefighter, the building is on fire, and there are cats that need saving.

I was responsible for the entire audio side of the game — soundtrack and sound effects — going all-in on a retro, 8-bit-inspired sound. One of the most interesting challenges was recreating cat sounds using a chiptune synthesizer — turns out you can make a surprisingly convincing purr by properly modulating the noise section.

I also wanted the soundtrack to feel authentic to the era, so I composed it while sticking to the limitations of the original hardware. Working within those constraints instead of simply making something that sounds retro was a really fun creative exercise.

🎵 Want to hear the music?

🎮 Or better yet — jump into the burning building and save some cats yourself:
Play Hold My Cat on itch.io

(no real cats were harmed)

An experimental animation by Marcin Zając, showcasing with procedurally generated textures, for which I made music and sounds.

Oriental loops

A set of 6 short loopable tracks (18 seconds each), perfect for a puzzle game with oriental twist.

Tales of the Little Elves

Tales of the Little Elves is a library of loopable music destined for fantasy games. Beautiful and vivid songs for orchestra, which combine all the emotions with complex rhythms and dense action.

2084 Apocalypse

A set of 5 loopable songs blending strong electronic beats, industrial percussions and metal-driven guitars to create a menacing soundscape.