Bureau of Recovered GamesDept. of Idle Hands · Div. of Lost Software

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FILE NO. 0470 · Recovered date unknown · 1.3 MB

Submachine Zero: the Ancient Adventure

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Intake report

Recovered

The Bureau logged Submachine Zero: the Ancient Adventure into the recovered-software registry after retrieval from an undocumented year. Records credit Mateusz Skutnik as the responsible party. It runs in your browser exactly as it once ran in a computer lab you were probably not supposed to be playing games in.

Assessment: suitable for the hours after everyone else has logged off. Known side effects include one more attempt. This file circulates quietly — consider yourself among the few.

Original label: there are three facts about this game that you need to know: 1. this game was created for JayIsGames flash games contest and has nothing to do with the main submachine series storyline. It had to meet the contest’s specifications, hence… 2. this game is short. And I mean it. Don’t expect dozens of locations to wander around solving countless puzzles, this game is shorter than Submachine1. 3. this game uses completely new game engine, which I rewrote from scratch. For example, there is a new way of using items that you collect. Its more like ‘take the item and put it back’ than ‘drag and drop over something’, like it was in previous submachine games. So think of it as a small warm up before ‘Submachine4: the Lab’, which I am already developing. Till then – have fun with this ancient adventu

Curator’s note: this specimen bites. Approach with both hands on the keyboard.

Filed under: Adventure