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Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 04:19
by Sublevel 114
The Edge was totally not-causing-fear.
When I played it, I didn't feel fear. Maybe because Edge's Defence was so easy to shut down (that conflicts with notes, that saying that it would "lock you up inside" and you will die). Maybe because we have already seen Lighthouse, Loop, and others deadly places...
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 04:35
by ENIHCAMBUS
Sublevel 102 wrote:I again replayed Lighthouse, and now I suddenly understand that it is the most creepy game in series and among others flash games...
I again and again feel inexplicable fear, when I play it.
Oh, I so want to feel the same feelings in upcoming Sub9 and Sub10!
Actually Sub2 is creepy because of "Ring" references. Why do you not ask Matuesz to make a creepy game one day?
Wait. Daymare Town is a creepy game.
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 05:00
by Sublevel 114
Actually Sub2 is creepy because of "Ring" references
Not for me. Because I never watched Ring.
Wait. Daymare Town is a creepy game.
No. (At least for me)
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 09:50
by Vortex
Not for me. Because I never watched Ring.
That doesn't mean that the references can't have that effect on you. Not knowing a thing doesn't prevent you from not
feeling it.
Maybe if you watched the movie you would feel some of the creepiness of sub2 (I haven't watched it either).
Sublevel 102 wrote:No. (At least for me)
It is EXTREMELY creepy for me sometimes. If it was a nightmare town with dark colors, I'd probably have screamed the first times playing... especially with the Librarian suddenly appearing and all that XD
submachine 2 did have that creepy vibe to it, even with the ambient turned off. submachine 7 also registers on that creepy scale, especially the menu ambient... its like someone screaming...
Sub7 has a good contrast, on the one hand some places and ambients are relaxing, but on the other hand, it manages to keep you in tension throughout the game (especially at the Liz's Ship). Relaxing chords spotted with dissonances at times, ThumpMonks did a good job there
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 09:54
by The Abacus
Vortex wrote:I haven't watched it either
I've never even heard of Ring, unless you are referring to Lord of the Rings.
WiQ wrote:Yeah, more of something like that.
If he wanted to add something spooky, but not major spooky...
He could add something like the notes in Sub6.
The idea that there were at least 5 before us
and some of them had either suffered the faith of whatever the Protocol is,
Or killed themselves,
Or vanish without leaving a trace as to what happen to them.
Yeah, I like a balance. The balanced environments, in my opinion, are the best part of submachine. I've played many creepy PNC games and many non-creepy PNC games, but none do a better a job at balancing the two than submachine (and DMT3)
Vortex wrote:It is EXTREMELY creepy for me sometimes. If it was a nightmare town with dark colors, I'd probably have screamed the first times playing... especially with the Librarian suddenly appearing and all that XD
I think DMT3 is the best because it reaches a balance better than the others (in my opinion)
Gemini wrote:submachine 7 also registers on that creepy scale, especially the menu ambient... its like someone screaming...
Never looked at it like that before.
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 10:00
by Vortex
The Abacus wrote:Vortex wrote:I haven't watched it either
I've never even heard of Ring, unless you are referring to Lord of the Rings.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ring_(2002_film)
The Abacus wrote:WiQ wrote:Yeah, more of something like that.
If he wanted to add something spooky, but not major spooky...
He could add something like the notes in Sub6.
The idea that there were at least 5 before us
and some of them had either suffered the faith of whatever the Protocol is,
Or killed themselves,
Or vanish without leaving a trace as to what happen to them.
Yeah, I like a balance. The balanced environments, in my opinion, are the best part of submachine. I've played many creepy PNC games and many non-creepy PNC games, but none do a better a job at balancing the two than submachine (and DMT3)
Vortex wrote:It is EXTREMELY creepy for me sometimes. If it was a nightmare town with dark colors, I'd probably have screamed the first times playing... especially with the Librarian suddenly appearing and all that XD
I think DMT3 is the best because it reaches a balance better than the others (in my opinion)
Yeah, I think so too.
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 10:21
by The Abacus
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 12:42
by Sublevel 114
submachine 7 also registers on that creepy scale,
Sub7? O_o
Are you serious? It is the most relaxing game in series.
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 12:46
by The Kakama
Are you serious? It is the most relaxing game in series.
I agree. The only part that was remotely scary would have been Liz's ship.
Re: Submachine 2: the Lighthouse
Posted: 04 Jun 2013 12:52
by The Abacus
I found that sub7 had a peaceful atmosphere, but did you read the next part of what Gemini said? :
Gemini wrote:the menu ambient... its like someone screaming...