Submachine Network Exploration Experience

[Mistery]

This is not a game, but rather an interactive point and click experience that gives you the chance to explore the world of the Submachine Network.

According to Mateusz Skutnik, it can be seen as a bridge between the games Submachine 7, and the upcoming Submachine 8.
There are no puzzles to solve, nor is there an ending, however you can find and use codes to enter different areas, where you can read notes about the theory behind Submachine.
It's a mere exploration of Mateusz Skutnik's idea and also player submitted theories how Submachine looks like, and what it is.

This is an open project, and new locations might be added later on as the Submachine series continues.

Explore Here

[Purp]

I went to all the places in this...whatever it is. It's good to know Submachine is back up, but this was...weird.

[nin_man]

I can't help thinking there is one more place I haven't seen yet, since I have found two Roman numerals but not a third.

[NannaJoy]

So tiny! 8 rooms covered so far. drawers open, toilet appears to work .. good to know. Haven't noticed Roman numerals. But as I said "so tiny"
Is it helpful to read all the papers?
5 more rooms covered. 2 more rooms. (15 so far). Now 18. Should have started with a bigger piece of paper. Time for a break.
Very strange area ? just 5 intertwined rooms? Wish someone could tell me this for sure.
Dinner out of the way.
A mention of 229 - but that takes me no place.
I think a total of 33 rooms visited.

[nin_man]

I think I eventually found upwards of 40 areas. I stumbled across what is the "final" room but I don't know if I saw everything.

[Purp]

I went to the

5 places mentioned on the computer, and found 4 more places, one by accident (I hit the "1" in the middle button by accident, and then I got transported).

[Clouseau]

Hell

I went to hell (creepy music there...) and found other locations "randomly"

001, 010, 100, 555, 777

Did anyone find the value of THIS ??

[Adventure]

Did anyone find the value of THIS ??

THIS = number location you are at.

For exmaple: THIS-229 on location 628 gives you: 628-229=399

The locations I found and that eventually lead me to the final note. But there might be more locations..

076 > 304 & 875
>> 875 > 232 & 580
>> 232 > 550 > 672 > 555
>> 580 > 902 & 411
>> 902 > 241 > 601
>> 411 > 317 & 553
>> 317 > 461 & 806
>> 553 > 992

541 > 218 & 757
>> 218 > 006 > 404 > 010
>> 757 > 185

628 > 399 > 712 > 258 > 947 > 777 & 923

642 > 100 > 442 > 103

From the triangle lights (found on locations: 628, 461, 923)
> 378

From the lined up lights at top of gray panels (found on locations: 010, 461, 806)
> 966

From the lined up lamp at the bottom of the brown/orange panels (found on location: ???, 553, 601)
> 837

From A1, B1, C1 (see below)
> 859

From A2, B2, C2 (see below)
> 472 > 291

Location 966: A1 = 8 / A2 = 4
Location 378: B1 = 5 / B2 = 7
Location 837: C1 = 9 / C2 = 2

Location 103: DI = XXXIV
Location 185: TI = 322
Location 304: FI = 342
Location 472: RI + KI
Location 777: RI = CCCLII
Location 859: GI = XCV
Location 992: KI = DI - GI
Location 966: NI = 842

Note: This is not a walkthrough. Just a summing of the locations I found.

[Clouseau]

THIS = number location you are at.

For exmaple: THIS-229 on location 628 gives you: 628-229=399

So far I found..

076 > 304 & 875
>> 875 > 232 & 580
>> 232 > 550 > 672 > 555
>> 580 > 902 & 411
>> 411 > 317 & 553

541 > 218 & 757
>> 218 > 006 > 404 > 010
>> 757 > 185

628 > 399 > 712 > 258 > 947 > 777 & 923

642 > 100 > 442


Location 185: TI = 322
Location 304: FI = 342
Location 777: RI = CCCLII


#7 with triangle arranged lamps.
#3 with triangle arranged lamps.
#7 with 3 lamps in a row.
#6 with 3 lamps in a row.

edit: just as a note, I am not stuck. I will edit this post later on, even when there are new posts.

Thank you for THIS Adventure ! I guess I should use a calculator because I'm pretty sure I used the method you gave.

And by the way, you're actually stuck (like everyone who enters the submachine )

[Adventure]

Thank you for THIS Adventure ! I guess I should use a calculator because I'm pretty sure I used the method you gave.

And by the way, you're actually stuck (like everyone who enters the submachine )

You're welcome. And I know it's easy to makes errors with math.

Yep, stuck and lost by the "not-game".
I am looking forward to the new sub-machine.

P.S. I never found any hints for 001 and 666. It makes me wonder if I missed a clue that would lead me to them. This also makes me think there are more locations I haven't discovered.

Edit: and I forget to mention I did update my post above like I said I would.

[Clouseau]

You're welcome. And I know it's easy to makes errors with math.

Yep, stuck and lost by the "not-game".
I am looking forward to the new sub-machine.

P.S. I never found any hints for 001 and 666. It makes me wonder if I missed a clue that would lead me to them. This also makes me think there are more locations I haven't discovered.

Edit: and I forget to mention I did update my post above like I said I would.

About the 666 : I tried it like I also tried 911 (I discovered that the police won't help you in the submachine) and it worked.

I found a whole bunch of coordinates using the clues (LEDs in line or triangle, clues with letters, roman numerals etc.)

I'm now testing a lot of coordinates found in a book (I think the coordinates found in the previous submachine episodes may work)

=> I finally found the last message

[olive]

"This is NOT a Game."

To me, submachine has never been just a game. It's a hole world.
Did someone tried the theories forum below the screen? It's amazing...

[Mistery]

Yes, Submachine is more than a game, I completely agree.

And I did read some of the submitted theories. It's fascinating, and I'm sure that Mateusz Skutnik is also impressed by theories developed by players, which is why he has included some of them into this interactive experience.

[Zetai Sabishi]

on 472' what does the girl in the radio say?
and on 747, where do I go?

ok. 51 locations and I quit

[mallcost]

ALL rooms

Here is a list of all rooms,Thanks to TheEternalFire on Jayisgames.com
000
001
006
010
043
076
100
103
104
185
218
232
241
258
291
304
314
317
378
399
404
411
442
461
472
541
550
553
555
580
601
628
642
666
672
712
747
757
770
777
806
815
837
859
875
902
923
947
966
992