Not as good as SM2
I felt that this Submachine was missing something: ambiance. SM2 had story, art and music that was kind of creepy. SM3 is too clean and distilled; there is no story until the last puzzle and the only time I felt the soul of SM2 was when you first see a broken map. The puzzles were on the easy side except for number 2. I feel as though this would have been better had it happened during SM2 and not as a stand alone game.
Not exactly compelling...
I liked the first two because they had a creepy atmosphere (simply because you were alone in a silent mechanical area). This one just wasn't all that interesting to me. I didn't feel like beating it... maybe later.
Interesting
Very interesting, I'll have to try playing threw the whole series now that I know it exists.
Mm, okay
This was rather intriguing, though I prefer the inventory-based SMs more. The puzzles were surprisingly simple and at first I was overthinking until I realized that it wasn't necessary. All-in-all, interestingly sundry puzzles, still brilliant, but I prefer the adventure ones. Onto number fooooour..
Admittedly my least favorite of the series, but it still has that submachine charm the rest of the series has. Wasn't a big fan of the gimmick of this game personally.