Reviews for Submachine: 32 chambers

[whybothershaving]

I'm sorry man

You establish a wonderfully suspenseful atmosphere and sharp animation.

But, unlike your other games, the interface is very annoying.

For instance, it's nice when items grow in size when you try to click them in your inventory, but why would you make them displace up? Every time I wanted to click something I found my self having to constantly reposition my mouse. Why?

The boxes that open to reveal items, would it have really been that different to make it so that by clicking anywhere on the box would have opened them instead of the very tip top? I spent an hour in this game only to realize that I could open two more boxes by clicking the sand on top. Really?

And puzzles based on random motions without any sort of clue? I turned the jade wheel at the end over and over for fifteen minutes and it never clicked. And before you say it, I went slow, really slow, and just for kicks and out of utter frustration I went really fast. Nothing. REALLY?

Sub-machine games usually leave me with a sense of awe and wonder for the next game, but this one pretty much ruined my day.

Hard puzzles are fun, but KEEP THE MECHANICS SIMPLE!

[playcow]

Great Game

Great Game

[darkjpeg]

zomg

yaaaaaaay i love it you are awesome make more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jovenjose]

Very nice!

Great game, great graphics. There were a couple of things that were very hard to figure out, like the topaz under the tile, but still, I enjoyed playing it.

[AmbroseMerle]

I absolutely loved this!

I already beat the game before coming on the website, but I must admit your submachine series is ALWAYS enjoyable to me. The atmosphere is tight and vivid, while keeping the vague mysterious feeling that keeps you wondering what's next. My only regret is that there aren't more of them, but I shall be patient!

HINT: For those playing the game and don't want a spoiler, keep this in mind, make sure you've looked EVERYWHERE and gotten EVERYTHING before you use the last shape. I made the mistake of putting that piece down and got locked in the room thinking I had everything up to that point about 3 times. Once you make the mistake once, you'll know what I mean. If you really want to avoid it the first time, the walkthtrough is right there for you!