One Universe (Sub/DMT/Morphs/Rewol) Discussion
Posted: 04 Apr 2016 12:55
So, with the livestream of 3 April 2016, Mat did indeed drop a bomb on us viewers at the very end of the stream.
And he wasn't giving away all the answers, as usual, but he did state some very interesting things (of which I really should have saved the transcripts of the conversation, dammit. Maybe next stream they will be preloaded...)
Anyway, here's the news:
Submachine, Daymare Town, Daymare Morphs, and Rewolucje are pretty much confirmed to exist in the same universe.
What's more, Submachine and Daymare Town seem only to be separated by time.
Now, a lot of the conversation started, I think, when Mat brought up his super-game that will release next year that will pull from many of his game series.
Actually, no, it started when one user asked about the famous DMT Sun symbol and why it kept appearing in places beyond DMT. Mat responded with something to the effects of "it's mysterious, but maybe we'll know its true purpose someday and why it keeps cropping up in the games."
Then he went on to explain that the different series are physically connected in time and space. I'll be posting pictures of the conversation if I can access it.
Then I started speculating, because people were talking about Daymare Town, and I thought of the sun symbol found in the tunnels in Sub6, and then proceeded to make a theory that the cliff-dweller/jumper in Sub6 was using the sun room as some sort of "dream conduit" where he sleeps and dreams of "daymares", since he is so used to the utter blackness and wide range of colors that makes up Submachine.
We all know how difficult it canbe for the Sub player to distinguish between dreams and reality...
Mat told me to "run with that theory" and find a way to include Morphs and Revolutions...
...then he left and the chat was prolonged with many users commenting about how DMT and the Sub series actually have a lot in common, and also a lot of direct contrasts. (Which can be explained in full detail in a different post).
In order for this statement to really have effect I have to find the conversation, but either way...
...this could be big.
And he wasn't giving away all the answers, as usual, but he did state some very interesting things (of which I really should have saved the transcripts of the conversation, dammit. Maybe next stream they will be preloaded...)
Anyway, here's the news:
Submachine, Daymare Town, Daymare Morphs, and Rewolucje are pretty much confirmed to exist in the same universe.
What's more, Submachine and Daymare Town seem only to be separated by time.
Now, a lot of the conversation started, I think, when Mat brought up his super-game that will release next year that will pull from many of his game series.
Actually, no, it started when one user asked about the famous DMT Sun symbol and why it kept appearing in places beyond DMT. Mat responded with something to the effects of "it's mysterious, but maybe we'll know its true purpose someday and why it keeps cropping up in the games."
Then he went on to explain that the different series are physically connected in time and space. I'll be posting pictures of the conversation if I can access it.
Then I started speculating, because people were talking about Daymare Town, and I thought of the sun symbol found in the tunnels in Sub6, and then proceeded to make a theory that the cliff-dweller/jumper in Sub6 was using the sun room as some sort of "dream conduit" where he sleeps and dreams of "daymares", since he is so used to the utter blackness and wide range of colors that makes up Submachine.
We all know how difficult it canbe for the Sub player to distinguish between dreams and reality...
Mat told me to "run with that theory" and find a way to include Morphs and Revolutions...
...then he left and the chat was prolonged with many users commenting about how DMT and the Sub series actually have a lot in common, and also a lot of direct contrasts. (Which can be explained in full detail in a different post).
In order for this statement to really have effect I have to find the conversation, but either way...
...this could be big.