Do any Dollars follow the Submachine flash game series?

It's quite cool, very escape-game-esque in the fact that you point and click, pick up items, etc. etc., but while at first you want to escape your locations, in later games you are hired by the mysterious and (evil?) Murtargh, for well.....a variety of reasons. It's quite fun and while the first installments had little plot, the later games go very far in depth with science-y concepts of portal travel, and have a slowly developing plot. So much is still unknown of the game, which is why its so great. The series so far has 7 main installments, 3 spin-off extra games, and 1 free-exploration game.

I advise my fellow Dollars to check this out.

yup...i somehow got addicted to it...

Any link to it? Looking.

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http://www.submachineworld.com/

Cool thanks, I'll look at it. And yes, probably, get addicted.

Bump.

Bump because this game contains the origin of 837.

shit, don't want to be the bumper of this 3 times in a row but it's been almost two years since the last bump and Submachine 9 just came out today and it's amazing and you can play the whole series here, so why aren't you?

/o/

I remember playing a few of these games when I was like twelve and constantly having to look up walkthroughs.

Nice art style too

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I know that feel. After a while, it's a little easier to get into the creator's mindset and notice patterns to his puzzles. I was so proud for almost being able to beat this new one without a walkthrough but I gave in after wandering around near the end for about a half hour.

Holy shit! I haven't seen this game in years! Man, those days I spent playing hundreds of flash games on armorgames, crazymonkeygames etc. First time I played Submachine I thought it was a horror, cause of the feel. Maybe the fact that there is no one in the game is another thing.