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A jam submission

Music in StaticView project page

Submitted by Conjack — 38 minutes, 32 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concepts & Originality#34.1544.154
Flow & Clarity#64.0004.000
Overall#73.8853.885
Adherence to Theme#243.5003.500

Ranked from 26 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted

Good story, really cemented in the Lore of Grimdark Future.

I also liked the idea that the interference was a song.

Submitted

Very lonely story. Super descriptive.  Love stories about robots, and it was beautiful with the music aspect singing. Wonderful.

Submitted

nice war story

Submitted

This was a lovely story! It's engaging and memorable, with a fascinating sympathetic take on the Robot Legions and some good metaphor work. My sole complaint is the theme: it feels like it was worked in after the fact, instead of being an integral part of the story from the beginning, and to me that's the only thing holding this story back.

Submitted

Excellent work. I really appreciated the characterisation of the factions, especially of the robots as more than simply cold, soulless calculators.

Submitted

Very brutal & sad. Very evocative. Great work.

Submitted

I LOVE this story, the whole concept of the robots actually taking care of the place is phenomenal.

Submitted

I really liked the story. I like the idea of how the robot legions have carefully evacuated the elves off the planet and the huge contrast between then and now. Amazing job!!!

Submitted

I had trouble getting it open since it was still in docx instead of pdf. Once I did though, it was great!

Submitted

An eery tale of man vs. machine, and the grim consequences of war.

Submitted(+2)

Among the best starts I've read! A clear and clever cleaving of the factions from how they were presented in certain other forms of media, and is a very lovely reflection of OPR's universe in comparison to it's contemporaries. This isn't to say that it's lost the plot. It certainly showcases the grim and dark aspects of the Sirius Sector, and the irreparable loss and destruction that serves as a cornerstone of grimdark settings.

Submitted

Nice!