Tv tropes and Submachine.

[Jatsko]

Yeah, tell us. I'm interested!

[reed]

I'm sorry for disappearing, guys. I thought I had an idea, but now everything's a mess stuttering and stumbling on every sentence.
for what it's worth: http://www.pastelland.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=756

[Sublevel 114]

rereading this:

The Submachine itself loops vertically; a room in 10 suggest that all the contents of the Submachine repeat at the subatomic level infinitely.

Well, it seems I (partly) understood correctly the meaning of that telescopes and microscopes...
but still: why is it called "horizontal" and "vertical"? Is there different meaning/translation of these words I don't know?

When you first start Submachine 2, there is a record player providing background noise of chirping crickets and other peaceful woodsy sounds. When you turn it off, the actual soundtrack kicks in, which begins with a near-Scare Chord and is full of creaking and electronic distortion sounds. Nothing horrific happens, but you might spend a good few minutes waiting for it anyway.

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:'3

[reed]

but still: why is it called "horizontal" and "vertical"? Is there different meaning/translation of these words I don't know?

Don't think so. Figured it's called "vertical" because of the changing scale.

Anyway, why is Sub2 considered to be nightmare fuel? The soundtrack made me slightly uneasy, and there was nothing more.

[Sublevel 114]

Lighthouse and Loop
the most scariest places in world.
O_O

[reed]

yep. the loop is scary indeed, especially the notes in it.