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A jam submission

VeylaView project page

The station was abandoned long ago… but not everything left.
Submitted by Jocabago :D — 4 days, 1 hour before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Adherence to Theme#273.1903.190
Concepts & Originality#393.4293.429
Overall#592.9522.952
Flow & Clarity#612.2382.238

Ranked from 21 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Host

Hello, thank you for participating in the Writing Jam #14! Please email customers@onepagerules.com, to claim your participation minis!

Submitted

Very interesting, definitely needs paragraphs but really interesting world you're building!

Submitted

I really enjoyed the story — the fracture of the psyche, the self‑perception, and the drama it creates… it reminded me a lot of "The Expanse". Great work.

Submitted

Pretty well written, with a fun take on the "Impossible" theme. A lot of solid descriptions and mood setting as well. Can never go wrong with spooky space vibes.  Great Work!

Submitted

A very interesting take on the theme and very evocative. The way the dialogue is formatted and a handful of typos makes it a bit difficult to follow, but nothing a quick editing pass couldn't clean up. Nice work.

Submitted

Well written. Gives me StarCraft-y vibes. Especially the images. 

Submitted

this is a familiar kind of sci-fi story. a big abandoned station, old signals, things left where they probably shouldn’t be. hard to go wrong with that. good work.

Submitted (1 edit)

Enjoyed this one! 

Very cool sci-fi with an emotional punch. love how the impossible here isn't about survival in the action sense, it's way more personal than that!

Good Job!

Submitted (2 edits)

A cool story. Really gave me some Event Horizon vibes.

Question - are you looking for any type of specific feedback? Regarding grammar or prose or something?

Submitted (1 edit) (+1)

This is a sci fi masterpiece, regardless of what setting it fits into. Only one character with no explanation other than a feeling of emptiness, with no one to face but her inner self.  It feels very personal, in the sense that it's something that is relevant to every individual's existence- the human condition itself. This truly is the Grimdark experience.

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