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The biggest thing I can say about the game that will both describe what it’s like and give you a huge tip is that, for the most part, nothing is what it seems. There are no enemies to fight, no combat of any kind, no killstreaks or perks or anything like that, simply you traversing a series of wondorous puzzles. Instead of any type of introductory sequence or tutorial, the game throws you directly into the world – this is a common theme throughout. If you look around the room you’ll notice an image with a message after clicking, as well as a map. Instead, there is a wall with white letters describing the controls that also allows you to tweak several of the game’s fundamental options. After the opening logos roll, you’re not even presented with a title menu. The clever and intuitive puzzles, minimalist and striking visuals and the sheer sense of accomplishment with each passing moment make this (already) one of the standout indie game experiences of the year.įrom the very beginning you know that you’re not really dealing with a normal game. Antichamber is unlike anything else out there and you owe it to yourself to experience this beautiful work of art. However, for those even passively interested in it: I urge that you set aside an afternoon, buy the game, put on a nice headset (or earphones) and just enjoy the experience. Have Antichamber.Antichamber is not a game for everyone. Give your brains a break from regular shooters and give them something more interesting to process.

A complex mind game that will find fans among art lovers and regular gamers alike. This game is more than just another first-person Portal-inspired puzzle game that appeals to critics using its artistic value.

Witness a deep psychological experience with mind-bending challenges that will make you question your sanity and your knowledge about everything you know about how a game works. The main objective is that you never know what to expect in the next step you make.

Set inside a vibrant, minimal, Escher-like world, Antichamber is a brain-teaser psychological exploration game where obstacles are a matter of perception and geometry and space should follow unusual rules. Antichamber is a single-player first-person puzzle-platform adventure video game developed by Alexander Bruce. If you love hardcore puzzle games done with style, then this is the game for you.