Mateusz Skutnik

Mateusz Skutnik
Born	26 July 1976 (1976-07-26) (age 48) Gdańsk Poland
🏳️ Nationality	Polish
💼 Occupation	Artist and writer of graphic novels and comics, graphic designer, developer of online game, co-founder of PastelGames
Family	Wife (Anna Jędrzejczak-Skutnik), two daughters (Kalina)

Mateusz J. Skutnik (born 26 July 1976 in Gdańsk, Poland) is a graphic artist, game developer, and architect who graduated from the Technical University of Gdańsk in Poland. He is the author of several graphic novels, such as the series Rewolucje, Blaki and Morfołaki, and is the creator of animated shorts like "Kinematograph".

Together with Karol Konwerski, he is the founder of PastelGames, the company behind several well-known point and click flash game series, including Covert Front, Daymare Town, 10 Gnomes and the critically acclaimed Submachine.

Bio

From the "About Me" page on Skutnik's website:

"I'm an independent game developer and graphic novelist.

Telling stories – that's the thing I want to do in my life. Whether through comics or games – both mediums work fine for me. I've got lots of stories in my head, and I'll keep serving them to whoever wants to listen in whichever form."

Graphic novels

• Blaki - October 2005 - ISBN 83-922963-0-3 Search this book on .
• Pan Blaki - January 2007 - ISBN 83-240-0868-3 Search this book on .
• Blaki. „Paski” - 2008 - ISBN 978-83-60915-19-6 Search this book on .
• Morfołaki - Zebrane - October 2007 - ISBN 978-83-61081-07-4 Search this book on .

Skutnik released his Morfolaki series in English on his website as a series of webcomics called Daymare Morphs. The first comic, "The Nature of Things," was released on July 8, 2015. Skutnik released a new comic each week, usually on Mondays. The final comic, "The Tailor," (episode 46) was released on November 28, 2016.

Skutnik is also releasing the Revolutions series in English as a series of free digital files (.cbr, .cbz, .pdf). He announced the digital version of the first volume, Parabola, in 2015 when he reached $1200 a month on Patreon. He released it on May 6, 2016. He released the second volume, Ellipse, in December 2016.

Games

Submachine

• Submachine 1: The Basement (September 2005)
• Submachine 2: The Lighthouse (June 2006)
• Submachine 0: Ancient Adventure (August 2006)
• Submachine 3: The Loop (August 2006)
• Submachine 4: The Lab (April 2007)
• Submachine: Future Loop Foundation (June 2007)
• Submachine 5: The Root (January 2008)
• Submachine 6: The Edge (October 2009)
• Submachine Network Exploration Experience (June 2010)
• Submachine: 32 Chambers (August 2010)
• Submachine 7: The Core (December 2010)
• Submachine 8: The Plan (September 2012)
• Submachine 9: The Temple (March 2014)
• Submachine FLF (December 2014)
• Submachine 10: The Exit (December 2015)
• Submachine Universe (January 2017)

Upcoming

• Submachine: The Engine (TBA) ($2000 goal on Patreon)

Daymare Town

Daymare Town is a black-and-white game series written and drawn by Skutnik. The object of the games is to escape Daymare Town.

• Daymare Town 1 (plus $2 HD version) (July 2007)

The goal is to lower a drawbridge. The player crosses it, only to find himself in another part of Daymare Town.

• Daymare Town 2 (plus $2 HD version) (May 2008)

The goal is to fly away in a hot air balloon. However, the balloon crashes, and Daymare Town 3 begins with the player in a hospital in Daymare Town.

• Daymare Town 3 (plus $3 HD version) (March 2010)

The goal is to find the exit of Daymare Town and leave.

• Daymare Town 4 (plus $5 HD version) (September 2013)

The player spends Daymare Town 4 wandering around in the desert, finding objects and interacting with various people. The player finds a ladder on a tall cliff, and climbs it. Once at the top, the player sees another city. He walks toward it, and the game ends.

• Daymare Cat (June 2013)

This is a platformer done in collaboration with the singer/songwriter Cat Jahnke that takes place in another part of Daymare Town. The player is a young girl named Cat, and the goal of the game is to escape Daymare Town by collecting pieces of a song. There is a hidden easter egg in Daymare Town 4 where the player can meet Cat.

• Where is 2010? (in Daymare universe) (December 2009)

This is a platformer that takes place in yet another part of Daymare Town. The player is a tiny black creature, who is trying to find the personified 2010.

• Daymare Invaders (February 2012)

This is a Daymare Town-themed Space Invaders spin-off.

• Daymare Kite

This is a minigame that takes place in Daymare Town.

The four Daymare minigames (Daymare Cat, Where is 2010?, Daymare Invaders, and Daymare Kite) were released by Skutnik together in HD as a "Daymare Mini Bundle" for $2.

Upcoming

• Daymare Town 5

Mateusz Skutnik said on Patreon, "So at the end we left the infamous town, right? Right? Even if so, wouldn't you like to see what's beyond its walls? What's beyond the fog/mist? What kind of world spawned such town in the first place? Are the citizens of Daymare indigenous, or just creatures that stumbled upon deserted city structures? Am I saying too much already?"

On January 13, 2017, Skutnik said on the Pastel Land Forum that he was "kind of done with going back to old series, at least for now." If Skutnik decides to make it, Daymare Town 5's development will most likely start after 2017.

10 Gnomes

10 Gnomes is a game series created by Skutnik. Each game consists of a series of black-and-white photographs of various settings, and the player can zoom in on the pictures in certain places to search for ten gnomes that Skutnik has drawn into the photos.

• 10 Gnomes 1: The Rooftops (January 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 2: Walk in the Park (February 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 3: Early Spring Garden (March 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 4: Foggy Flat (April 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 5: The Shipyard (May 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 6: The Hall (June 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 7: The Solitude (July 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 8: Water Forge (August 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 9: Chemistry (September 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 10: Seashore (October 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 11: The Remains (November 2008)
• 10 Gnomes 12: The Tank (December 2008)
• 10 Gnomes in Bologna (April 2010)
• 10 Gnomes in Liege (June 2011)
• 10 Gnomes in Porto Petro (June 2012)
• 10 Gnomes in Dubrovnik (October 2013)
• 10 Gnomes in Venice (September 2014)
• 10 Gnomes in Montaigut-le-Blanc (July 2015)

This was the first offline installment in the series, released as a download. Skutnik's reason for this was that once he removed ads from his website when his revenue from Patreon became higher than what he had previously received from advertising, he no longer had a need to put new games on his website.

• 10 Gnomes in Pothia (September 2016)

This was Skutnik's second game produced in GameMaker (the first being Mission to the Sun), and his first point-and-click GameMaker game.

• 10 Gnomes in Trstenik (July 2017)
• 10 Gnomes in Paris (June 2018)

Upcoming

• 10 Gnomes in TBA (2019)
• 10 Gnomes in TBA (2020)
• 10 Gnomes in TBA (2021)

In his 2016 wrap-up, Skutnik revealed that his plan for the 10 Gnomes series is to release 24 games overall, having released 12 games, one each month, in 2008, and then releasing 12 games, one each year, starting in 2010. This means that the final 10 Gnomes game will be released in 2021.

Covert Front

Covert Front is a game series written by Karol Konwerski and drawn by Mateusz Skutnik. It consists of four games in which the player plays as a secret agent named Kara, investigating the disappearance of a Bavarian scientist named Karl von Toten in 1904. The series takes place in an alternate universe where WW1 took place 10 years earlier, due to an earlier industrial/scientific revolution.

• Covert Front 1: All Quiet on the Covert Front (July 2007)

Kara breaks into Karl von Toten's mansion, and discovers that it is empty. She finds a secret lab underneath the house, and then a hidden base underneath that.

• Covert Front 2: Station on the Horizon (October 2007)

Kara investigates the hidden base. She finds that it was made to spy on von Toten, though she doesn't know which organization made it, or who was spying on him. She leaves, and is told by another agent to go to Zurich, Switzerland.

• Covert Front 3: Night in Zurich (July 2009)

Kara goes to Zurich, Switzerland. She goes around the town looking for clues about what happened to Karl von Toten. She is kidnapped by Manfred Nikolai, von Toten's butler, who she realizes had built the hidden base to spy on Toten for the German government. Kara finds out that von Toten made an important scientific breakthrough, and Manfred wanted to take the experiment for himself. Kara escapes, finds an airplane, and flies to Lisbon, Portugal, where Manfred said that von Toten was located.

• Covert Front 4: Spark of Life (April 2012)

Kara goes to Lisbon, Portugal. She manages to find von Toten, but Manfred comes in to kill both of them. In self-defense, Kara kills Manfred. Von Toten then turns on a projector pointed at a blank wall, and a door appears. Kara and von Toten go through the door, and Kara destroys the projector. The door disappears.

Upcoming

• Covert Front 5 (TBA)

Skutnik and Konwerski repeatedly told fans that Covert Front 4 was the end of the series, but in July 2015, when Mateusz reached $1000 a month on Patreon, they decided to make Covert Front 5. In his 2016 wrap-up on January 10, 2017, Skutnik said that he would not start development in 2017, stating that "the future of this game remains shaky." He later said on January 13 in the Pastel Land Forum that he was "kind of done with going back to old series, at least for now."

Where is the New Year?

Where is the New Year is a series of games created by Skutnik. They are all very different, but are all connected by the main goal: to find the personified new year.

• Where is 2009? (December 2008)

The first game in the series is a simple platformer where the player is Santa Claus. The game starts like an escape-the-room game, but rapidly becomes surreal when Santa falls down a hole that leads to China. He finds 2009 in the form of a baby being kept in a secluded Buddhist monastery.

• Where is 2010? (December 2009)

This is a simple platformer that takes place in the Daymare Town universe. The player is a tiny black creature who is trying to find 2010.

• Where is 2011? (December 2010)

This game is made in the style of 10 Gnomes. It consists of black-and-white photographs of Gdansk, Poland that the player can zoom in on to look for clues. The player finds that 2011 is in the form of a gnome.

• Where is 2012? (December 2011)

This is similar to Where is 2009?, in that the game is a platformer and the player is Santa Claus. The main differences is that this one is much bigger than 2009, and the backgrounds are in watercolor. Santa must go around the North Pole solving puzzles, searching for the infant personification of 2012.

• Where is 2013? (December 2012)

This is a point-and-click game in the style of 10 Gnomes, except that the photographs are in color. The player must find 2013, which is in the form of a grey alien.

• Where is 2014? (December 2013)

This is the shortest game in the series so far. It is a point-and-click game in the vein of Submachine or Covert Front, but with a unique artistic style. The entire game takes place on one screen, which contains many devices and puzzles. The goal of the game is to set off an alarm clock to wake up 2014, which is in the form of a young child.

• Where is 2015? (December 2014)

This is the largest game in the series so far. The gameplay is the same as in Where is 2013? The player finds 2015, which is in the form of a young child. This game's download size was so large that some websites that host Mateusz's games couldn't host it.

• Where is 2016? (December 2015)

The gameplay of this game is similar to Where is 2015?, but it is much smaller than that one. The reason for this was that Skutnik had been working for most of 2015 on Submachine 10: The Exit, which is one of the largest games he has ever made. He managed to complete that game on December 21, which left him only 10 days to make Where is 2016?.

• Where is 2017? (December 2016)

Where is 2017? is the first offline installment in the series, as a download rather than online. The game, made using the GameMaker: Studio engine, is also a notable part in the series for being the first installment not produced in Adobe Flash. The game saw the return of Santa Claus as the player character.

• Where is 2018? (December 2017)

Where is 2018? , also offline, made using the GameMaker: Studio engine. In this game, the Santa Claus must resolve puzzles.

• Where is 2019? (December 2018)

Where is 2019? , also offline.

Mr. Mothball

• Mr. MothBall
• Cotton Carnage (November 2007)
• Snowy Flakes
• Zen Moth
• Under the Cherry Moon
• Mothball Header Game

Solar Missions

• Mission to Mars
• Mission to Saturn
• Mission to Jupiter
• Mission to Neptune
• Mission to Venus
• Mission to Mercury
• Mission to Uranus (March 2012)
• Mission to the Sun (July 2016)

Skutnik's first game not produced in Adobe Flash, but in GameMaker.

• Mission to Earth (December 2016)

His third game produced in GameMaker.

The Squirrel Family (31 games)

• The Acrobats
• Aeroplane
• Automobil
• Aviator
• Christmas Break
• Crazy Cruise
• Crowded House
• Deadly Dash
• Deep Space
• Egz
• Four seasons: Autumn
• Four seasons: Spring
• Four seasons: Summer
• Four seasons: Winter
• Freaky Fun
• Funky Forest
• The Kite
• Labyrinth
• Mars Raider
• Oceanic
• Octopus
• Payback
• Pink Panic
• Polar Jump
• Puppy Fetch
• Roman Rumble
• Run Run
• Squirrel Escape
• Squirrel Harvest
• Tribal Jump
• Twice as Bounce

Other games

• Calligraphic (September 2009)

In this is a puzzle platformer, all the objects (obstacles, the player, enemies, etc.) are composed of words written in calligraphic script.

• Bunny Catch Those Eggs
• Castle Run
• Last Egg Standing
• Moths
• Snowboard Stunts
• Warfare Transporter
• Pigeon Phew
• Garden Door (April 2012)

This point-and-click game created by Mateusz Skutnik is in the style of 10 Gnomes, except that the photographs are in color. The goal of the game is to open the Garden Door, which leads to a tunnel. The player enters the tunnel, and comes out in Daymare Town.

• Castanea
• Lightem Out
• Escape from Jayisgames (June 2014)

This is a point-and-click game written and drawn by Skutnik in the style of Submachine. He made the game specifically for Jayisgames. The game takes place in an egg-shaped structure, and the player can see the room from different angles. The player must assemble the Jayisgames logo to open a hatch that leads outside.

• The Ravine (July 2017)

This game was created for Game Maker's Toolkit Jam. It is Skutnik's first game produced in the Game Maker engine outside of any previous game series.

• The Peter Navarre Crecy Evaluation (November 2017)

This was Skutnik's first game only released on itch.io. While he had already uploaded many of his games to the website, this was his first that only appeared on itch.io and not on his own website. This was Skutnik's second original (non-series) Game Maker game.

Social media

Skutnik said in a tweet on September 19, 2015 that he would put a game on Steam in 2016. He said on October 12 that he wouldn't want to put a "ten-year old flash game" on Steam, and that he wanted to start with something new. He said on November 6, 2015 that it was a possibility that he would put Submachine on Steam in the distant future.

After he released Submachine 10, he revealed his tentative plans for 2016. He said in a Facebook comment on January 5, 2016 that if he released a game on Steam, it would be in 2017.

On January 10, 2017, Skutnik revealed his plans for 2017 on his website. He said that he would probably start working on the Steam game in 2017, calling it "The Big Game." He said that it would probably take one to two years to complete, so the game may be released in 2018 or 2019.

Patreon

Mateusz Skutnik is currently at over $1000 a month on Patreon, with over 250 patrons.

Completed projects

• Ads removed from website (June 2015)
• 10 Gnomes in Montaigut-le-Blanc (July 2015)
• Daymare Morphs webcomic (started July 2015, completed November 2016)
• Submachine 10: The Exit (December 2015)
• Where is 2016? (December 2015)
• Revolutions 10: Full Automatization (May 2016)
• Revolutions 1: Parabola - digital English version (June 2016)
• Mission to the Sun (July 2016)
• 10 Gnomes in Pothia (September 2016)
• Mission to Earth (December 2016)
• Revolutions 2: Ellipsis - digital English version (December 2016)
• Where is 2017? (December 2016)
• Mac OS X versions (January 2017)
  • Mission to the Sun
  • 10 Gnomes in Pothia
  • Mission to Earth
  • Where is 2017?
• Submachine Universe (January 2017)
• Morphs: the New Testament (June 2017)
• The Ravine (July 2017)
• 10 Gnomes in Trstenik (July 2017)
• The Peter Navarre Crecy Evaluation (November 2017)

Current projects

• Expansion of Submachine Universe
• The Big Game (started development January 2017)

PastelGames (games not created by Mateusz Skutnik)

For a brief period of time at the beginning of 2016, Skutnik deleted the website of PastelGames, redirecting the URL pastelgames.com to his website's game page (mateuszskutnik.com/games). His reason for this was because no games will ever be made there again, since no one works at PastelGames anymore. However, after much protest and outcry from fans, he brought the website back. He has since turned it back to a redirect to his website's game page. It is unknown if the PastelGames website still exists.

The Fog Fall

The Fog Fall is a point-and-click game series made by Maciej Palka, D. Gizicki, and L. Blaszczyk. It takes place in an alternate universe, where a nuclear holocaust occurred in the 1950s. The fourth game leaves off on a cliffhanger, but production of the fifth game was permanently ended when PastelGames went bankrupt.

• The Fog Fall 1 (April 2008)

The goal is to escape a nuclear bunker, and to make a nuclear hazmat suit to protect the player from the radiation.

• The Fog Fall 2 (April 2009)

The goal is to find food, gas, and a car to leave the town the player is in.

• The Fog Fall 3 (August 2010)

The goal is to leave the area the player is in.

• The Fog Fall 4 (July 2012)

The goal is to get food and supplies to leave the town the player ends up in.

The Great Escape

The Great Escape is an escape-the-room series created for PastelGames. In each game, the player must figure out a way to escape each room in the house. In the last game, the player can access all the rooms to try to escape the house.

• The Great Kitchen Escape (January 2008)
• The Great Living Room Escape (April 2008)
• The Great Bathroom Escape (August 2008)
• The Great Basement Escape (October 2008)
• The Great Bedroom Escape (December 2008)
• The Great Attic Escape (April 2009)
• The Great House Escape (April 2009)

The player discovers that he has been trapped in a haunted house, and that ghosts have been locking him in each room. To escape, he must put together various materials from around the house to capture all the ghosts.

The Scene of the Crime

The Scene of the Crime is a point-and-click mystery game series made by Kamil Kochanski. In each game, the player is a detective trying to solve a murder mystery. The first two games are in black and white, while the third is drawn in a much more colorful, painterly style.

• The Scene of the Crime 1 (May 2009)
• The Scene of the Crime 2: Golden Doll (July 2010)
• The Scene of the Crime 3: Dream of Murder (March 2013)

Rizzoli and Isles

Rizzoli and Isles is a game series made by PastelGames based on the TV series of the same name. In each game, the player is an unnamed detective working for Rizzoli and Isles.

• Rizzoli and Isles: The Masterpiece Murders (June 2011)

In this game, the player must solve the Masterpiece Murders. The Masterpiece Murderer kills his victims and then paints a picture of them dead.

• Rizzoli and Isles: The Boston Butcher (June 2012)

In this game, the player must solve the mystery of the Boston Butcher, who kills his victims in extremely gory ways.

Aurora

Aurora is a point-and-click game series made by K. Poznanski and K. Olos that takes place in the 1800s in a little town in the Wild West. The player must escape before a singer named Aurora comes to town, because all the people in all the towns she has ever visited were found dead after she left.

• Aurora 1 (November 2010)
• Aurora 2 (September 2011)

Morbid

Morbid is a point-and-click game series written and drawn by Maciej Palka. It takes place in 1300s Europe at the height of the Black Plague. The goal of the games is to find a way to kill a vampire.

• Morbid 1 (June 2009)
• Morbid 2: The Cure (October 2010)

There are two possible endings to the game: in one, the vampire kills the player. In the other ending, the player sacrifices his life to kill the vampire.

Mellow Escapes

The Mellow Escapes are a series of unrelated escape games created by B. Jarosik.

• Escape Artist (July 2008)

This is an escape-the-room game that takes place in an artist's studio. The player must solve various art-related puzzles to escape.

• Charger Escape (December 2008)

This is an escape-the-room game that takes place in a barn. The goal of the game is for the player to help a horse escape from the barn.

• Bermuda Escape (August 2009)

This is an exploration point-and-click game that takes place in the Bermuda Triangle. The player's sailboat sinks, and the player finds an alien ship underneath the water. The player enters it, and solves several puzzles inside.

• Baba Yaga (April 2013)

This is an escape-the-room game that takes place in the treehouse of a witch named Baba Yaga. The player has been captured by her, and must solve many magic-related puzzles to defeat the witch and escape.

Space Oddity

Space Oddity is a series of games that takes place on a space station. It was created by Karol Konwerski and Kamil Kochanski. The second game ends on a cliffhanger, but a third will probably never be made, since PastelGames no longer exists.

• Space Oddity 1 (July 2009)
• Space Oddity 2 (February 2010)

Sneak Thief

Sneak Thief is a game series where the player is a thief who tries to steal various inventions. It was created by V. Harutyunyan and Kamil Kochanski. The player is tasked by a man named Don Fabio to steal the inventions of a Professor Bellamy. In the last game, the player meets the professor, and becomes friends with him.

• Sneak Thief 1: Prime Catch (September 2010)
• Sneak Thief 2: Second Strike (November 2010)
• Sneak Thief 3: Triple Trouble (March 2011)
• Sneak Thief 4: Fourth Find (December 2011)
• Sneak Thief 5: Final Five (April 2012)

Tortuga

Tortuga is an escape-the-room series written and drawn by M. Frankowski. It takes place on a pirate ship, and the player must solve various pirate-themed puzzles to escape.

• Tortuga 1 (November 2008)
• Tortuga 2 (March 2009)
• Tortuga 3 (August 2009)

Other games

When the PastelGames website still existed, the "other games" section of the website redirected to Mateusz Skutnik's website's game page. These were the games that existed on that page before the link to it was removed. Many of these can be found elsewhere on the internet, on flash gaming websites such as Kongregate and JayIsGames.

• Toxic Jump
• Iron Works
• Absolute Zero
• Gorilla Cop
• The Trader of Stories: Bell's Heart (October 2010)

This game is the first in a series called The Big Old Tree that Dreams, made by the Rudowski brothers. The player is a girl named Myosotis, who travels through a valley and finds herself stuck in a mysterious village when the wheels on her wagon break. Myosotis must solve the mystery surrounding the town. This is the only game in the series made for PastelGames, so was the only one on their website.

• Halo and Pixy (January 2011)

This is a children-oriented game made by Karol Konwerski and Kamil Kochanski. The game is drawn in a cartoonish way.

• Owl's Nest (March 2011)

Owl's Nest was made by Maciej Palka and Karol Konwerski. The game takes place in an abandoned Nazi base hidden in the Bavarian mountains. The player, a spy for the Allies, breaks into it in 1943, and tries to find out what its purpose was. As the player ventures deeper into the base, he finds the dark reason why this base was abandoned by the Nazis. This game was one of the creepiest games on PastelGames' website. The player finds that the Nazis were trying to make super-soldiers, but the experiment went wrong and turned everyone in the base into zombies.

• Monster Detective (November 2012)

In this game, the player is a detective who specializes in finding monsters. He receives a distress signal from a town and goes there to investigate. The player must solve many puzzles and interact with many people before he realizes the dark, ancient secret the town hides. The player finds that one of the villagers is a vampire trying to build a portal that would bring demons from Hell to Earth.

• Plumber Pickle (August 2013)

This is a cartoonish point-and-click game where the player is a plumber trying to fix a leak.

• Eien (October 2014)

This is a point-and-click escape game written and drawn by Jacek Witcynski and programmed by Mateusz Skutnik. It is extremely atmospheric, and contains many puzzles involving control panels, staircases, hidden clues, and, most of all, hidden objects.

Livestreams

Skutnik currently livestreams on his YouTube channel every Sunday at 4 PM EST, drawing games and comics. He uploads the VODs of his streams onto his channel immediately after each stream.

Livestreams 1-27: Starting out on YouTube

Number	Title	Date	Length
1	Digital Drawing | Submachine	February 19, 2016	1:19:24
2	Watercolor Painting | Blaki	February 28, 2016	1:41:30
3	Digital Drawing | Daymare Town	March 6, 2016	2:12:56
4	Watercolor Painting | Rewolucje	March 13, 2016	2:32:17
5	Watercolor Painting | Rewolucje	March 20, 2016	3:17:48
6	Digital Drawing | Submachine	March 27, 2016	1:44:36
7	Watercolor Painting | Rewolucje	April 3, 2016	3:09:56
8	Digital Drawing | Submachine	April 10, 2016	1:56:11
9	Watercolor Painting | Rewolucje Cover | Part 1 - Sketch + Ink	April 17, 2016	2:51:33
10	Watercolor Painting | Rewolucje Cover | Part 2 - Ink	April 18, 2016	1:03:13
11	Watercolor Painting | Rewolucje Cover | Part 3 - Watercolor	April 18, 2016	1:12:37
12	Digital Drawing | Submachine: Prince Location	April 24, 2016	2:24:25
13	Digital Drawing | Daymare Town	May 8, 2016	1:45:14
14	Inking | black and white comic page	May 15, 2016	1:43:22
15	Submachine | Prince Tribute | Part 2	May 29, 2016	1:45:43
16	Photoshop Tutorial | Cleaning Speech Bubbles | Preparing Page | Daymare Morphs	June 5, 2016	2:14:01
17	Zen Relaxation | Speech Bubble Clean-Up | Rewolucje | Part 1	June 16, 2016	2:41:24
18	Zen Relaxation | Speech Bubble Clean-Up | Rewolucje | Part 2	June 17, 2016	1:58:31
19	Watercolor Painting | Submachine	June 19, 2016	1:23:49
20	Flash Animation | Game Sprites	June 26, 2016	1:50:30
21	Watercolor | Daymare Town	July 4, 2016	1:31:51
22	Watercolor Painting | Submachine	July 10, 2016	1:11:09
23	Daymare Town Character Design	August 14, 2016	54:07
24	Digital Drawing | Submachine Machinery Design	August 21, 2016	1:14:46
25	Watercolor | Daymare Town	August 27, 2016	1:23:47
26	Digital Drawing | Submachine Fanart | Thomas Brusse	September 4, 2016	1:42:21
27	Ink Drawing | Blaki	September 11, 2016	1:12:07

Livestreams 28-39: Moving to Twitch

From September 26, 2016 to December 13, 2016, Skutnik livestreamed on Twitch instead of YouTube due to copyright strikes his channel had received. He still uploaded the VODs of his Twitch streams to YouTube.

Number	Title	Date	Length
28	Digital Drawing | Submachine Fanart | Jatsko	September 26, 2016	1:10:06
29	Watercolor | Daymare Town sketch	October 4, 2016	57:45
30	Digital Drawing | Submachine	October 10, 2016	1:43:38
31	Ink | comic book page	October 25, 2016	1:11:32
32	Digital Drawing | Submachine | Halloween Special	November 2, 2016	2:13:12
33	Digital Drawing | Submachine | Inventory Items	November 7, 2016	1:57:58
34	Digital Drawing | Improvisation	November 15, 2016	58:38
35	Watercolor | Ink | Autographs	November 21, 2016	1:04:51
36	Digital Drawing | Daymare Town	November 29, 2016	1:14:56
37	Digital Drawing | Game Assets	December 5, 2016	1:56:27
38	Digital Drawing | Spaceship Interior	December 8, 2016	2:43:45
39	Digital Drawing | Game Assets	December 13, 2016	1:07:46

Livestreams 40-50: Return to YouTube

At this point, Skutnik returned to livestreaming on his YouTube channel.

Number	Title	Date	Length
40	Digital Drawing | Submachine | Fanart | Aquaerellum	December 18, 2016	1:47:45
41	"variant cover of Dr. Strange comic book"	January 15, 2017	1:58:48
42	"in which we're finishing off Submachine-themed week"	January 22, 2017	1:52:56
43	"I'm playing Submachine Universe and it turns out I can talk!"	January 29, 2017	2:30:18
44	"I'm still playing Submachine Universe and who knows where I'll end up"	February 6, 2017	2:27:10
45	"I'm fighting the internet connection! [also: Gordon Freeman]"	February 12, 2017	1:51:55
46	"Submachinefying a photograph of a statue"	February 19, 2017	1:32:33
47	"I'm backing up my crazy drawing theories with actual drawing"	February 26, 2017	1:50:40
48	"The time I made a sketch-less Submachine Watercolor Painting"	March 5, 2017	1:45:13
49	"That awesome machine is being drawn before your eyes"	March 12, 2017	1:30:32
50	"The 50th Stream Extravaganza Art Giveaway Special you won't believe what happened"	March 19, 2017	2:42:59

Ink Companion Season 1

At this point, Skutnik began livestreaming multiple times a day, naming each stream "Ink Companion."

Title	Date	Length
s01e01	March 20, 2017	50:24
s01e02	March 20, 2017	3:02:43
s01e03	March 20, 2017	1:32:20
s01e04	March 21, 2017	3:45:46
s01e05	March 22, 2017	4:41:49
s01e06	March 22, 2017	2:03:49
s01e07	March 23, 2017	4:19:17
s01e08	March 23, 2017	2:10:09
s01e09	March 24, 2017	4:46:31
s01e10	March 25, 2017	2:50:52
s01e11	March 25, 2017	2:57:38
s01e12	March 26, 2017	2:44:44
s01e13	March 26, 2017	1:45:46
s01e14	March 27, 2017	1:16:27
s01e15	March 27, 2017	1:04:14
s01e16	March 27, 2017	1:54:28
s01e17	March 28, 2017	2:23:42
s01e18	March 28, 2017	1:48:16
s01e19	March 29, 2017	1:21:30
s01e20	March 29, 2017	2:03:52
s01e21	March 30, 2017	2:04:59
s01e22	March 30, 2017	2:02:57
s01e23	April 3, 2017	1:55:26
s01e24	April 3, 2017	1:27:03
s01e25	April 4, 2017	4:03:18
s01e26	April 4, 2017	1:02:35
s01e27	April 4, 2017	1:35:39
s01e28	April 5, 2017	1:18:54
s01e29a	April 6, 2017	3:53:19
s01e29b	April 6, 2017	1:44:26
s01e30	April 7, 2017	2:22:09
s01e31	April 7, 2017	1:21:36
s01e32	April 8, 2017	2:19:38
s01e33	April 8, 2017	2:38:53
s01e34	April 9, 2017	2:44:22
s01e35	April 10, 2017	1:45:51
s01e36	April 11, 2017	2:51:51
s01e37	April 11, 2017	1:23:48
s01e38	April 12, 2017	1:41:43
s01e39	April 12, 2017	1:10:23
s01e40	April 13, 2017	3:10:37
s01e41	April 13, 2017	1:35:17
s01e42	April 14, 2017	1:30:33
s01e43	April 14, 2017	1:30:53
s01e44	April 23, 2017	2:57:08
s01e45	April 23, 2017	1:53:23
s01e46	April 23, 2017	1:05:20
s01e47	April 24, 2017	2:07:30
s01e48	April 25, 2017	2:35:37
s01e49	April 26, 2017	43:46
s01e50	April 26, 2017	2:53:11
s01e51	April 27, 2017	1:08:28
s01e52	April 27, 2017	2:17:17
s01e53	April 28, 2017	4:16:00
s01e54	April 28, 2017	1:18:55
s01e55	April 29, 2017	3:12:57
s01e56	April 29, 2017	1:36:53
s01e57	April 30, 2017	2:14:43
s01e58	April 30, 2017	1:54:39
s01e59	May 1, 2017	3:04:17
s01e60	May 6, 2017	2:53:14
s01e61	May 7, 2017	1:33:49
s01e62	May 8, 2017	2:03:13
s01e63	May 8, 2017	1:27:19
s01e64	May 9, 2017	2:27:38
s01e65	May 9, 2017	43:03
s01e66	May 10, 2017	1:49:53
s01e67	May 15, 2017	1:11:52
s01e68: the Logo	May 28, 2017	1:22:47
s01e69: the Cover part 1	May 29, 2017	2:50:26
s01e70: the Cover part 2 the Grand Season Finale	May 29, 2017	1:15:59

Livestreams 51-present

Skutnik would periodically return to his Live Streams series in between Ink Companion streams, and began streaming them more frequently after the Ink Companion series ended.

Number	Title	Date	Length
51	Easter Egg	April 9, 2017	1:32:14
52	Subnet Location	May 14, 2017	1:12:06
53	Submachine Fanart: o.7.0.7	June 4, 2017	59:01
54	the Third Aesthetic	June 12, 2017	1:22:30
55	VormkfasA 58 • Blaki	June 19, 2017	1:24:56
56	VormkfasA 58 • Morphs	June 21, 2017	1:22:16
57	VormkfasA 59 • Philostrype	August 31, 2017	1:17:28
58	VormkfasA 59 • Other Line	September 2, 2017	1:05:33
59	Submachine Watercolor	November 19, 2017	51:16
60	Submachine • Digitalization	November 27, 2017	2:24:30
61	Submachine • Digitalization	November 27, 2017	1:35:16
62	Submachine • Digitalization	November 28, 2017	1:50:27
63	Submachine • Digitalization	December 1, 2017	1:34:40
64	Submachine • from Room to Location	December 4, 2017	1:10:13
65	Submachine • from Room to Location	December 4, 2017	1:18:33
66	Submachine • from Room to Location	December 4, 2017	1:15:26
67	Tween Animation • Ssufok	December 12, 2017	1:32:08
68	Frame by Fram Animation	December 17, 2017	1:13:20
69	Subnet December Expansion Release Party!	December 20, 2017	1:30:25

Ink Companion Season 2

For Season 2 of Ink Companion, Skutnik returned to streaming on Twitch and uploading the VODs to YouTube.

Title	Date	Length
s02e01	September 6, 2017	3:17:39
s02e02	September 7, 2017	3:23:10
s02e03	September 7, 2017	2:20:43

Awards for flash games design

• Jayisgames - Point and Click Game of 2012
  • First prize: Submachine 8: The Plan
• Jayisgames - Point and Click Game of 2010
  • First prize: Submachine 7: The Core
  • Third prize: Daymare Town 3
• Jayisgames - Adventure Game 2009 (browser games)
  • Winner: Submachine 6: The Edge
  • Fourth prize: Covert Front 3: Night in Zurich
• Storm of the Year from 2008 - 10 Gnomes
• Jayisgames: Best of Adventure 2008 - Audience Award
  • Winner: Submachine 5: The Root
  • Third prize: Daymare Town 2
• Game of the Month in the journal GeeDisplay - Mission to Mars
• FreeGamesNews: third place in the competition for Best Developer of 2007
• Jayisgames - Point and Click Game of 2007
  • Winner: Submachine 4: The Lab
  • Fifth prize: Covert Front
  • Seventh prize: Daymare Town
• Album of the Year Award 2006 - Blaki

External links

• http://www.mateuszskutnik.com/
• Skutnik on Patreon
• Skutnik on Twitter
• Skutnik on Facebook
• Skutnik on Youtube

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