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inkJam 2020

Hosted by paulloz · #inkjam20

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A jam submission

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A story about obsession and the past

Submitted by corporat, emmy — 1 hour, 6 minutes before the deadline

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Results

Criteria	Rank	Score*	Raw Score
Overall feeling	#11	4.000	4.000
Originality	#15	3.769	3.769
Narration	#15	3.692	3.692
Theme	#19	3.462	3.462

Ranked from 13 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

NarramoreArtSubmitted3 years ago

Short and bittersweet, a really well written experience.

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starkholbornSubmitted3 years ago

Thought this was a memorable game; short but poignant and effective.

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A Case of Trouble

Nerd Date NightSubmitted3 years ago

Aww, such a sad story. I loved the visual touch with the characters dropping out of the photos, that really added a lot to the experience. Nice work!

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Emotive Machine Intelligence

PierrecSubmitted3 years ago

I really enjoyed that one. Thank you

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MiFuWorksSubmitted3 years ago

Felt so emotional and powerful, I think this is honestly one of my favorite games of the jam so far. This one has definitely left the deepest emotional impact. Really awesome job <3

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The Color Below

emmyDeveloper3 years ago

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the story :)

Sam SaretteSubmitted3 years ago

That was neat. I really liked re-trying the memories and having the new dialog. And the portrait animations

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The Color Below

emmyDeveloper3 years ago

Thank you! We appreciate the feedback!

Aristaeus890Submitted3 years ago

I think I took a pretty short path and ended up fading away pretty quickly, but I really liked this. It was short and to the point but still felt poignant.

The small graphical element of the photo really helped sell it.

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Is this the end?

emmyDeveloper3 years ago

Thank you! We decided to use the photo to aid the writing. Happy that it worked :D