I'm trying something new here. I've written audio loops and uploaded non-loopable versions here in the past. I've typically explained that there are separate intro and loop files. Developers usually trigger the intro, then loop the loopable part. When I'm showing people what I made, however, I usually just upload the intro and loop together meaning that, although the version I upload isn't actually loopable, you get a more full picture of what the music was like. There have been comments, however, that I should put an actual loopable version of loops here. I'm more than happy to oblige, although I think it sounds kind of silly. This track starts after the intro, so a bunch of instruments have been bluntly cut off, however it should loop seamlessly.
The developers requested a 30 second loop for the map selection part of this game. They wanted something that would walk the line between the "ready for adventure" hero feel of some of the earlier Final Fantasy games, but have the synth-rock feel of some of the Pocket Fighter soundtrack. Couple that with the cutesy graphics, and I had a stylistic conundrum. The fact that it had to be so short didn't help things. If you'd like to know more about how I approached this musically, I wrote a whole thing: http://sleepfacingwest.com/sleepfacingwest/2015/7/10/gl015-snes-map-music

This takes some of the sound design cues from the SNES (some of the lofi soundfont style instruments in the background) as the developers were very interested in that style of music, however the lead composer for this project did a lot of work with modern synths. I tried to match his sound as well as I could.