Description: The submachine and covert series has always been my favorite flash games. They got to be the coolest point and click games that I've ever played online and it's free. I always keep thinking when it's the next one coming out, if you are like me, here it is! Submachine 6 the edge is the sequel? Seriously, I've no idea if the story is connected, but I'm there's some sort of connection with previous games. You start off watching some cut scene then landed in sort sort of communication center. Am I the only one who notice the game screen is getting smaller each game? Maybe it was the game setting itself or the developer is trying something new. Either way, the gameplay mechanic stays pretty much the same. Click on the side to move to another area and search for items that would help you in your quest of escaping. To be honest, submachine 6 is probably my least favorite games. It's not because of the hardnest of the game, developer seems to be slacking a bit here. You don't get the mystery or curious kind of feeling when entering a new room, because you'll be crawling in small boxes of room and sewer pipes or what I called all the time. It's very repetitive and confusing at time, you just keep going back and forward through pipes to switch the trigger so you can go through another pipe to another are, then you switch some button again and go through the room so you can turn on some kind of button. It's very confusing and you don't know what it does, it doesn't have any colors and sign that would help you to think. Basically, you just have to go try every thing through trial and error and hopefully you can find something new in the next room. It's a very tiring and annoying process, and it doesn't surprise you when you finally get to a new place. Submachine 6: the edge is still a decent point and click game, I wouldn't classified it as a puzzle games. But comparing to other games in the series, Submachine 6 is probably the worst. Although it has very cool new cut scene animation, it offers nothing new in gameplay or in design but a tuned down submachine game.