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| Criteria | Rank | Score* | Raw Score |
| Best in show | #9 | n/a | n/a |
| Best inkjam game | #9 | 3.889 | 3.889 |
Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.
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Simple UI and charming story. You got a lot of texture out of a simple concept!
It's a shame sinks are so big and heavy, otherwise I'd have smuggled them all out to release them on some lovely little glade. What a great ending, though. This was a lot of different elements working together to give both light, funny moments and moments of unease. I think the feedback at the end of each day was really helpful because early on I wasn't sure if I was interpreting some elements accurately. Gameplay is fun and makes me want to play the game again. Sink personalities are really interesting, varied, and just fun to engage with. Awesome!
Solid presentation that drew me into the story as it unfolded. I wish it were longer, I was just getting into the flow when it ended.
This is fantastic. Great presentation, fun story, fun gameplay. I wanted it to go longer! - Sam
This was a nice little experience! I felt like a proper quality control supervisor. It wasn't quite clear to me when to accept and when not, or what the last checkbox meant, but it's nice that I wasn't punished for my choices. Great job on this game!
Complete thematic overlap aside, this was an extremely polished experience. The (3D!) intro sequence with great VO is something that would be cut from a standard entry, or at least just text. That being said, if you for a second thought you could engender any anti-sink attitude from me you were mistaken. They all deserve to pass. I don't how they were ensouled or why they're so light but I'm getting fired for passing them all.
Woah. This is fantastic! I was already hooked by the premise alone, and I loved the humor of the first shift-and-a-bit. The tone shift near the end really hit me as well -- you did a great job setting up the uneasy atmosphere.
Oh man I was getting into the story when it ended! I like the concept, wouldn't have minded a quicker first couple shifts though to get to the juicy stuff, but once that hit I was hooked. For some reason it didn't work very well in the browser (the full screen kept crashing and the text was too small to read otherwise), but it worked fine upon download if anyone else has that issue