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Despite playing this years later I still wonder about the story behind submachine, like how you ended up there in the first place etc
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oh my, that was short...but sweet! I take the endless power and wisdom of the ancient crystal onto my next journey, into the depths of Sub5...may it serve me and all those on the Sub path well
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The ancient crystal of wisdom looks like the little icon that hangs over the characters heads in any "Sims" game. lol
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The stone was fairly invisible to me so this game wasn't as good as it could have been. Aside from that, pretty neat.
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so. i used a walkthrough in every game in the cube escape series, so ive embarked on my journey, governed by my terrible decision to not use any walkthroughs for this series.
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I was clicking on that broken stone with the stick for like 10 hours. I thought you had to stick on the end of the slab we had and make a makshift lever, but oh it's a door stop. My bad.
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I get it now... the crystal is the symbol of the sims because you can choose your path in life just like in the sims you control their life
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This game can be hard. But if you're like me, you would just right click and notice play wasn't active, click it, and win.
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Well obviously the ending is a big fat lie. If you have that gem over your head, you're pretty much under that Big Fat Arrow's control. I've played enough The Sims 2 to know.
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@jackjester You need to place the stones in order from top to bottom. I though we could simply put whichever gems on the correct stone slot, but apparently this is not the case.
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Enjoyed the whole Submachine series; they're the only puzzle adventures I've seen online that I needed few to no hints to complete. This is a worthy addition. Good job!
(I misread the description originally as "an additional migraine," which could be appropriate, I guess...)