Submachine 4, walkthrough on Hfilby


THE LABORATORY
Once you are inside the attic:
1. click on the pocket of the lab coat
2. pick up the NAPHTHALENE
3. click to your right twice
4. pick up the FIRST SECRET off the chair
5. pick up the CHIMNEY BRUSH
6. go back outside
7. use the chimney brush on the chimney
8. go back inside and pick up the GREY KEY from the fireplace
9. pick up the RUBBER TUBE hanging from the ceiling
10. click to your left twice
11. pick up the GOLD KEY from the coat rack
12. click left again and pick up the GAS HANDLE under the table
13. use the grey key to unlock the door
14. descend the stairs and pick up the SECOND SECRET on the landing
15. descend the stairs
16. click to your left
17. click on the computer and press the green ping button
18. continue ping-ing until “M” signs off
19. pick up the PRINTOUT from the printer
20. pick up the THIRD SECRET near the garbage can
21. click to your right three times
22. pick up the LIGHTER
23. descend the stairs and pick up the BEAKER from the landing
24. descend the stairs
25. pick up the TWO NOTES from the table
26. pick up the FOURTH SECRET from the fallen chair
27. click to your right and pick up the CD
28. go up the ladder
29. pick up the tester (vial) of IRONTRIOXIDE
30. click to your right and pick up the SCREWDRIVER and the SIXTH SECRET
31. place the gas handle on the pipe
32. connect the rubber tube to the bunsen burner
33. pick up the FIFTH SECRET at the base of the pipe
34. go back outside and climb up onto the roof
35. click to your left and use the screwdriver on the VALVE (wheel)
36. pick up the valve and go back inside
37. descend the stairs to the bottom floor
38 click to your left and open the bathroom door
39. pick up the SOAP and the SIXTH SECRET
40. place the wheel on the pipe
41. place the beaker on the grate
42. use the hammer on the pipe cap
43. turn the wheel to fill the beaker with WATER
44. click to your right three times and go up the ladder again
45. turn the gas handle and the lever on the bunsen burner
50. then use the lighter to start a flame
51. put the beaker on the burner
52. put the soap, irontrioxide, and naphthalene in the beaker
53. pick up the ACIDIOXIDE
54. pick up the EMPTY TESTER
55. return to the bathroom and fill the tester with water
56. click to your right four times
57. unlock the door with the gold key
58. lift the little box by ringing the bell
59. use the acidioxide on the code panel and click to the right
60. use the portal to enter the code for the ancient section: 104

THE ANCIENT SECTION
1. click to your right then descend the ladder
2. click the horizontal and the vertical levers
3. click to your left
4. pick up the STONE KEY and the SEVENTH SECRET
5. click to your right to return to the levers
6. reset the levers
7. now click the two diagonal levers
8. click to your right and pick up the KNIFE and the BLOCKADE
9. ring the bell to lift the box
10. return to the levers and reset them
11. click all but the vertical lever
12. climb up the ladder
13. take TILE D and insert the blockade and stone lever in the slots
14. descend the ladder and press the vertical lever
15. climb up the ladder and take TILE C
16. climb up the stone column
17. use the knife to free TILE A
18. return to the levers and pick up tile A
19. reset the levers and press all but the horizontal lever
20. climb up the ladder and click to your right
21. pick up TILE B
22. return to the levers
23. descend the stone wall
24. pick up the EIGHTH SECRET from the statue’s eye
25. place the tiles in the slots
26. press the button
27. return to the portal
28. climb up the stone wall
29. pick up the COIL
30. click to the left and pick up the NOTES
31. return to the portal and enter the code for the looping trap: 690

THE LOOPING TRAP
1. click to the left
The coordinates for the rooms are as follows:
(-1, 1) ( 0, 1) ( 1, 1)
(-1, 0) ( 0, 0) ( 1, 0)
(-1,-1) ( 0,-1) ( 1,-1)
2. set the coordinates and click the button near the bottom until you hear a loud clang
3. now go find the machine that has opened and click on the red button
4. repeat until you’ve opened all 4 machines
5. pick up the NINTH SECRET (-1,0) and the NOTE (-1, 1)
6. go to (-1, 1) and pick up the ORB
7. return to the portal and enter the code for the basement: 529

THE BASEMENT
1. click right twice
2. pick up the TENTH SECRET
3. put the coil in the charger and pull the lever
4. take the charged coil and climb down the ladder
5. use the charged coil to power the two machines on the left or right
6. you will have to recharge the coil between uses
7. when both machines are powered, turn on the laser in the middle
8. pick up the ELEVENTH SECRET (near laser) and the NOTE
9. charge the coil one last time
10. go upstairs and put the cd in the claw
11. click right and put the orb on the pedestal until it breaks
12. pick up the CHEST KEY and the NOTE
13. read the notes to get the code for the brick room: 551

THE BRICK ROOM
1. pick up the TWELTH SECRET
2. click to your left and pick up the NOTE
3. turn off the water
4. return to the portal and enter the code for the lighthouse: 462

THE LIGHTHOUSE
1. click to your right and pick up the THIRTEENTH SEECRET
2. click to your right again
3. use the hammer to break the padlock (takes a few hits)
4. take the TURBINE
5. click left three times and pick up the NOTE
5. return to the portal and enter the code for the ship: 800

THE SHIP
1. use the lighter to light the lamp
2. pick up the FOURTEENTH SECRET near the base of the lamp
3. click right and ring the bell
4. use the screwdriver to remove the metal plate
5. pick up the FIFTEENTH SECRET
6. use the knife to cut the metal wires
7. click left twice
8. pick up NOTE
9. climb up ladder
10. use lighter to light lamp
11. click right
12. climb up ladder
13. pick up SIXTEENTH SECRET
14. place turbine in shaft and close the lid
15. climb down ladder and push button to raise gate
16. click right and pick up NOTE
17. use chest key to unlock chest
18. pick up GOLDEN ARM
19. return to the portal and enter the code for the tomb: 770

THE TOMB TRAP
1. pick up NOTE
2. examine writing on the wall
3. enter the number of points for each shape in the portal: 043
4. click left twice
5. pick up the NOTE and the SEVENTEENTH SECRET
6. read through the notes
7. click right
8. use tester to pour water on the white thing
9. pick up GOLDEN SCEPTRE
10 return to portal and enter code: 728

END GAME
11. pick up EIGHTEENTH SECRET
12. return to the lighthouse: 462
13. click left and pick up the NINETEENTH SECRET
14. return to portal and enter code for the ancient section: 104
15. click right and climb ladder
16. smash the cracked block with the hammer
17. pick up the TWENTIETH SECRET
18. return to the portal and climb up stone wall
19. place coil in machine
20. click left and turn on the lamp
21. look through telescope
22. return to portal and enter code: 452
23. place arm and sceptre on statue
24. click through the right door and pick up the TWENTY-FIRST SECRET



TV crew at my place


Today a TV crew came by to shoot a material for a tv show apparently about me. Short, like 10- minute show took us about three hours of shooting. We had a good time though, was nice to cooperate in putting this all together as they were willing to throw in my ideas according the setup, questions, and basically all visual side of the show. It will be aired this sunday, however it’s rather local TV, so don’t expect this show coming to you anytime soon. But it was fun.

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Storm nomination 2007


Once again, just as year ago – nomination for the ‘Artist of the Year 2006’ award in a plebiscite organized by a polish nationwide newspaper ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’. This time they took into consideration my newest comic album, ‘Rewolucje4: Syntagma’, and in general diversity in publishing ‘Alicja’ and ‘Kantor’ – again in the ‘Literature’ category. Well, this is kind of neat, though I feel like a little bit misplaced. Whatever.



Archived News of the year 2006


December 31st 2006, sunday:
As I look at this passing year, all I can say is… HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY :-]

December 5th 2006, tuesday:
It’s been a busy year concerning squirrel games… Well, not only that, also concerning submachines…. and comics as well. Ok, it’s been a busy year. Just released another squirrel game. The Puppy Fetch hosted by 2dplay is something that you have never seen before. You play as a puppy, and as your squirrel master throws a stick, you have to fetch it. Meaning: run as fast as you can, find the stick and mind the obstacles on your way, such as bad terrain, vicious cats and bulldogs. This game is timed so you better hurry up;)

November 13th 2006, monday:
newest Squirrel Family game is online. The Squirrel Harvest hosted by 2dplay is a point and click reflex and skill game, where you have to collect as many acorns as possible in given time period

October 7th 2006, saturday:
also today my newest comic album has been released. ‘Rewolucje4: Syntagma’ from Egmont Editions wraps up the revolutions series, finishes all unfinished substories and explains it all. Only for polish viewers I’m afraid. And this is not the end of this series. More albums are still to come, as I have three already finished scripts for the next parts of the series. The future is looking bright and shiny.

October 7th 2006, saturday:
Today my comic album ‘Blaki’ received ‘album of the year 2006’ award granted by audience of the International Comic Festival in Lodz. Thanks guys.

October 2nd 2006, monday:
the site has been updated to a new design and I also launched new section – movies. Besides regular animations that have been here since day one, now you can also watch my feature movies, placed on youtube servers. Enjoy.

September 5th 2006, tuesday:
well, I forgot to tell you this earlier. Submachine Zero: the ancient adventure is online since about a week now, as jayisgames competition entry. This is just a small diversion from the main storyline in submachine series, as it has nothing to do with the main plot, it’s a small and easy game, just testing the all-new rebuilt game engine, for you to see the modifications and stay up to date before launching the big game – submachine4: the Lab. I got a lot of messages lately asking about the release date of this game – I really can’t tell, I just hope it’s this year, maybe november or december…
meanwhile – short description of submachine0:
there are three facts about this game that you need to know:
1. this game was created for JayIsGames flash games contest and has nothing to do with the main submachine series storyline. It had to meet the contest’s specifications, hence…
2. this game is short. And I mean it. Don’t expect dozens of locations to wander around solving countless puzzles, this game is shorter than Submachine1.
3. this game uses completely new game engine, which I rewrote from scratch. For example, there is a new way of using items that you collect. Its more like ‘take the item and put it back’ than ‘drag and drop over something’, like it was in previous submachine games. So think of it as a small warm up before ‘Submachine4: the Lab’, which I am already developing. Till then – have fun with this ancient adventure.

August 3rd 2006, thursday:
Submachine3: the Loop is online and kicking. Continuation of the main submachine storyline, but with a different view at pnc gaming.

June 13th 2006, wednesday:
long awaited release of Submachine2: The Lighthouse game, a sequel to the succesfull Submachine. This time the area to discover is about 5 times bigger and the puzzles are more dificult. That’s what most of you wanted in your emails that I received after the first game. So enjoy, and Submachine3 is already in production.

June 9th 2006, friday:
The opening of FIFA World Cup and also the release date of ‘Everything you want to know about football…’ comic antholog, published by Kultura Gniewu. For this project I made brand new ‘Blaki’ comics, four black and white pages, scenario for this episode was written by Karol Konwerski; Go Poland!!

June 1st 2006, tuesday:
Today is a launch day of the www.kinematograf.pl site. This is a homepage of upcoming Tomasz Baginski new movie based on one of my comics from the Rewolucje comic series;

May 12th 2006, friday:
opening of the ‘Quinzaine de la BD’ exhibition in Dexia Art Center in Brussels. Pages from ‘Alicja’ comic album; as if nobody noticed this comic is exhibited and published on the very same day;

May 12th, 2006, friday:
premiere of yet another comic album, created with Jerzy Szylak’s script. ‘Alice’ is a 64-page, full colour release from ‘Timof i cisi wspolnicy’ publishing house. This comic was finished about two years ago, and been waiting to be published since. Finally, after changing the publishing house, this release saw the daylight. This album left my shelf empty, since now I’ll be publishing only new material, everything that has been done in the past worth publishing was published already.

March 25th 2006, saturday:
Premiere of my newest comic album – Wyznania Właściciela Kantoru, written by Jerzy Szylak. This is a newest reelase, however comic itself is quite old, it’s been finished in 2004. The premiere took place during the 6th Warsaw comic convention – WSK6.

March 21st 2006, tuesday:
It’s been a busy month. Third March game just released on 2dplay.com servers, Polar Jump, a sequel to popular Tribal Jump. As for now I’m done with the squirrels for sometime now, gotta finish Submachine2 immediately. So enjoy this frosty squirrel adventure and please wait patiently for the second installment from the submachine series.

March 8th 2006, wednesday:
brand new game released. Roman Rumble, branded for 2dplay.com with Thumpmonks music in it once again. Discover three roman achitecture orders in this fast paced 3-level platformer; and a new squirrel joins the family. Intro on the 2dplay.com splash page: ‘Roman Rumble is another fun and totally addicting game brought to you by 2DPlay. Our cute little squirrel travels to Rome on a quest to discover the ancient orders of Roman architecture. In this game you will have to guide the squirell through 3 orders of Roman architecture – Doric, Ionic and Corintihian, while collecting ancient Roman coins and vases. This is a highly addicting game… guaranteed to keep you playing for hours.’

March 2nd 2006, thursday:
Another game released / brought back to life. Freaky Fun of the squirrel family is a 25-level platformer, with music from Thumpmonks once again, labelled for 2dplay.com. This game was formerly available from this site under the name Freakshow, this version is upgraded, has two more levels, different main character and all of bugs repaired;

February 7th 2006, tuesday:
The squirrel family game – Octopus is back online with slightly changed graphics and what’s more important – with ambient music in the background created by ThumpMonks (www.thumpmonks.com);

January 20th, 2006, friday:
Nomination for the ‘Artist of the Year 2005’ award in a plebiscite organized by a polish nationwide newspaper ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’. This is very ennobling for me, as I was nominated in the ‘Literature’ category for my comic album ‘Rewolucje: Monochrom’, which is quite strange in a country where comics is basically treated as amusement for kids and retards. Other names in this category are very well known polish book writers, as Stefan Chwin and Mieczysław Abramowicz.

January 9th 2006:
New game launched: Tribal jump, so I’m going back to the roots of my game developing. A brand new squirrelfamily.com game, licensed to 2Dplay.com, will surely be visible on other flashgame -related pages as well in time. Update on Submachine: 1/3 of the second game finished. I’ve got a title for this game ready: ‘Submachine2: the Lighthouse’. Meanwhile I’m working on three new squirrel family games, not speaking of new revolutions album, which I just started drawing. Oh my friggin’ head, it’s wasted…



Blaki: album of the Year 2006 award


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Today my comic album ‘Blaki’ received ‘album of the year 2006′ award granted by audience of the International Comic Festival in Lodz. Thanks guys.

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from left: me, Pawel Timofiejuk (publisher) and Karol Konwerski (co-writer of the album)

[photo: J. Obważanek]



review of the Squirrel Family in “Click!”


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Polish gaming magazine “Click!” writes about the Squirrel Family. Now that’s an oddity. Someone actually wrote an article, well, a note, about my games and not my graphic novels here in Poland. However the note is slightly outdated. The Squirrel family website doesn’t exist anymore, but you can find all the squirrels right here.

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Submachine 0, walkthrough


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written by Hotstuff at jayisgames:

Your have to collect 2 toungue and then a lighter place each tongue on each dragon and then it will open the door then use your lighter to light each candle on each room there’s a brick lever you have to pull down so that one of the spikes on the left room will be block notice the brick with symbol that rotates everytime you click it one of the symbol must face up then you go to the room with brick symbol on it whichever symbol is facing that will be the room that will open up each room will have jewel then one of the rooms will have a brick you use the brick to trap the spikes on one of the room on the right then you will have to place the jewel to where the symbol is and there… you will find the jewel.. that easy…”;



Storm nomination 2006


Nomination for the ‘Artist of the Year 2005′ award in a plebiscite organized by a polish nationwide newspaper ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’. This is very ennobling for me, as I was nominated in the ‘Literature’ category for my comic album ‘Rewolucje: Monochrom’, which is quite strange in a country where comics is basically treated as amusement for kids and retards. Other names in this category are very well known polish book writers, as Stefan Chwin and Mieczysław Abramowicz.



Archived News of the year 2005


December 12th 2005:
500 000 users on submachine: extended version. Thanks guys. This is still a surprise to me, that this particular game gained such success on the internet. Once again thanks to Graeme and lazyLaces; And I frankly can’t imagine how many people have played the first Submachine, since it spread over the internet on so many gaming portals.

November 20th 2005:
Ole Comoll Christensen sent me an image to my celebrity guestbook, yet another aspect of the Revolutions that I didn’t know. He is a danish comic artist, you can check more of his work at www.comoll.com.

November 15th 2005:
I’ve created an extended version of the submachine, especially for the frontsteps.com, where I can watch the stats of the game. This version of the game is tougher and has more rooms, in the meantime I started creating submachine2 on a different engine hoping to finish that game in January or February 2006.

October 7th 2005:
Meanwhile, in the normal world my newest album has just been published. ‘Blaki’, 46 black and white pages, in cooperation with Karol Konwerski. The premiere was scheduled to meet the MFK2005 (International Comic Festival in Łódź, Poland).

October 2nd 2005:
Well now this is strange. Due to enormous success of the game Submachine and thousands of players I had to remove all of my games from rewolucje.com, because Submachine was causing gigantic transfer, that would consume my yearly license in like three days. Right now Submachine is back online on a different mirror, and I’m looking for a new home for other games.

September 21th 2005:
The Revolutions comic series is growing further. Tomasz Bagiński, polish 3D animation artist, nominated for Academy Award Oscar for his movie ‘Cathedral’ is working on creating a new movie, base d on the ‘Kinematograph’ comics, taken from the third album of the Revolutions: Monochrome. this is a major breaking news for the series and for contemporary movie business. So next year watch out for the Kinematograph movie, kids.

September 15th 2005:
New game launched: Submachine. This time it’s not the squirrel, but a classic escape point and click game, thanks to Graeme at Lazylaces.com for addicting me to this type of games.

September 5th 2005:
New game launched: the Freakshow, it’s also the squirrels, as most of my games.

August 22nd 2005:
Monday. Good day for launching two new games. Aviator and Aeroplane, from the squirrel family series.

August 19th 2005:
Yet another great polish comic artist in the celebrity guestbook. Rafał Szłapa was kind enough to create a drawing based on one of his favourites Revolutions stories from the first album.

August 17th 2005:
Tomasz Lew Leśniak has joined the revolutions celebrity guestbook with his version of the Revolutions. He is the author of two popular polish comic series ‘Jeż Jerzy’ and ‘Tymek i Mistrz’.

August 10th 2005
Revolutions comics in the eyes of Bohdan Butenko, Marek Lachowicz, David Krancan and Jakob Klemencic. I invite you to look up the celebrity guestbook.



Le Velo 33b


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