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A jam submission

Talk to MeView game page

Written for InkJam 2026 (currently unfinished)
Submitted by clubberjack — 9 hours, 35 minutes before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Best in show#15n/an/a
Best inkjam game#153.5453.545

Ranked from 11 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Comments

Submitted (2 edits)

This one definitely has a strong story hook; would be great to see the project continue further. Nice juxtaposition between the technical/utilitarian parts (the shuttle, the canister counting, the bodysuit, the gas and rain) and the more emotional or 'human' parts (the beauty of the environment, memories/thoughts of sister, etc). They flow well together. The artwork is awesome and I only want to see more of it! While it's unfinished, there's enough strong stuff already there to work with and really make this interactive fic (or perhaps visual novel?) into a stand-out gem.

Submitted

WOW that cover image is STUNNING. Thanks for this game, I'd love to see it developed further, with more risk to getting the higher-value hydrogen. I was very nervous that something was going to explode. :) Played a couple times to get different permutations of the ending. Very atmospheric, very compelling. I want to know more about everything! Thank you for this game :)

Submitted(+2)

A really cool idea for a story. At first I thought it was going to be a push-your-luck resource gathering task but the twist with the sister was really well integrated. Nice artwork as well.

Developer(+1)

Thanks for playing! You definitely got what I was going for. Just ran out of time to fully develop. And yeah, Tony killed it with the art!

Submitted(+1)

This is a beautiful, meditative experience with strong descriptive imagery. I liked how the resource collection with the canisters was interspersed with the reflections, and it made me curious to know more about the relationship between the characters and about what drives Raissa to do the work she does.

Developer(+1)

I want to know those things too! Ran out of time to go deeper, but I might just keep working on this one post-jam… Thank you for playing!