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A jam submission

Gnomeward BoundView project page

Submission for Broken Telephone Jam #6
Submitted by Akempmusic — 6 hours, 17 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Quality#23.8003.800
Enjoyment#23.4003.400
Overall#33.3503.350
Fit#43.0003.000
Creativity#53.2003.200

Ranked from 5 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted(+1)

This feels very explorative! The orchestration is well-executed and it is nice to listen to. It feels like I am running off into the wilds! The part at 0:56 is my favorite - the chords are so nice there - but honestly, the whole piece sounds great. I don't find it fitting the Gnome theme as well as some other songs, but the woodwinds and strings help reinforce that aspect too. Loved to listen to it, well done :D

Submitted(+1)

Wind waker.  Very fun and adventure packed theme. I think the violins in the beginner are occupying the same frequency resulting in muddying each other. could just be my speakers though. Either way i would be careful about having two violins lines happening at the same time particularly if they are not separated by octaves. As in one high and the other low (which would pretty much be a different instrument). but nice work. 

Submitted(+1)

Very good submission (loved the orchestra style and variations). You're talented. (Small nitpick: strings(?) at 0:24 was a bit loud.)

Submitted(+1)

The gnome's off on a grand adventure! Well orchestrated with beautiful soaring string melodies and dramatic horn counterpoint. Honestly loved this piece. The climax after the call and response section was my favorite part. Very small nitpick, but at the end of the string phrases during the call and response section starting around 0:57, I felt that the final note in the phrases was held slightly too long for a part that IMO was more light and breezy.