i would like to think that the little spin-off's were Murtagh's journeys trough the void..

I'm replaying a bunch of old flash games right now. This one is a great example of the problem I'm always talking about with these point-and-click puzzlers. Random, nonsensical associations between found objects and the environment. The plate blocking the spikes here is completely nonsensical and there's no reason the player would think of that besides clicking randomly throughout the environment with the plate. There's nothing in this game that would present any evidence that you could solve the puzzle that way. Nor anything in the submachine lore that I'm aware of that would make me think of that solution. Good point-and-click games have an evidence based, intuitive flow to them.

le graphisme le jeu l'ambiance tous est au top sauf c'est trop court.les submachines sont tous des point'n'click originaux bien conçus avec une admosphère unique qui colle parfaitement avec le jeu.merci ces jeux sont trop cool

decent but not great

For those who are complaining this game is short or confusing etc. Here is why :

- This game was made to submit to some sort of competition , so it was rushed and hence , made short.
- Its not confusing , you just need to read what stuff you have in your inventory. For example it states " Tongue 1 " , so what it is for? There is a 2 dragons without tongues so what do you do?

Anyway this game was very awesome.