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Yeah, that's what I was thinking, that it was another of his tests.

In old times Submachine was creepy and dangerous...
It was times, when we didn't explore it. It was times, when we didn't admire it. It was times, when we feared it... And when it haunted on us...

Now this sounds strange, but if that ^ is the case then how did he escape? The portal that he (theoretically)made in syntagma obviously doesn't fit...
And this:

'Master Computer – In Submachine 3, the “Loop” was a Matrix-style sort of computer in the sense that it separated people’s consciousness from reality, engaging them in puzzles to keep them from questioning their surroundings.'
-from http://www.pastelportal.com/stories/tvt ... ubmachine/

After the submachine2 adventure in the lighthouse you broke the time and space barrier using the portal at the end of the game. I hope you knew that this portal was broken and as you took your chance with with you knew that this could lead literally anywhere and anytime. Well, the journey wasn't quite succesfull. You end up in a timeless loop. If there is a way out, I hope you will find it.

Good luck,
mur

Does anyone else ever read this Sub3 synopsis?

Am I single person who has never seen that?..

I haven't seen that either.

Ditto, where did you find it?

where did you find it?

Lazylaces.com

I wanted to ask you, guys:

Do you like idea of two endings that was released in this game? And do you want to see it again in sub10, for example? :)

I personally liked it, maybe there should be even more for number ten...say maybe...Seven?

Well, there has been experiments with letting the player make a choice, like the wisdom gem in Sub1 and the navigator's electrodes in our head in Sub8. About the choice becoming decisive for the final outcome, I don't know. I like the idea of letting the player choose, for example, if he wants to follow Mur or Liz after knowing the full story. But on the other hand, it wouldn't really be a closed ending, and if Mateusz wants to make a spin-off or something he would have to choose one path, so... in summary, I don't know

Babylon wrote:I personally liked it, maybe there should be even more for number ten...say maybe...Seven?

Hah, good idea!