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A jam submission

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED - OPR writing Jam #12View project page

A Psy-Hacker attempts to take out a target from afar.
Submitted by Spazzfragg — 4 hours, 19 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Concepts & Originality#24.1744.174
Overall#103.8413.841
Adherence to Theme#133.9133.913
Flow & Clarity#243.4353.435

Ranked from 23 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted(+1)

I really liked the "otherness" of the main character. It added a feel to the psyhackers that we haven't really seen yet, while clearly existing in the OPR universe. Nice work!

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

Yeah, that's perfect scores across the board. Not perfect in terms of it being a perfect story, but in each of the jam's categories it excels. Best I've read so far, though the technical formatting could use some improvements. I think our heroine here might be a bit... godmodded, but hey not that far out of left field for what you can get out of GF's lore. If this was starquest, that feels like a fully leveled character.

Submitted(+1)

Great story and lovely use of the theme

Submitted(+1)

I really like the ideas and concepts behind this one, though I do feel like it can use some additional editing passes to get it to the final draft. I feel like some of the dialogue can be reworked, as well as some exposition changes, but overall, I enjoyed this one!

Developer

Valid, it Probably suffered form a considerable cut to get it to the word count then again  into the template.   I was trying to keep the main ideas alive thanks for the comment!

Submitted(+2)

I don’t really go for psyker stuff, but this was interesting nonetheless. Another good “Improvise, adapt, overcome” story with an ending that doesn’t strain the mind with incredulity. Good job.