A gun that can create, destroy and manipulate matter, allowing you to discover new ways to overcome your surroundings.Lifelike soundscapes developed by Robin Arnott and an ambient soundtrack composed by Siddhartha Barnhoorn.An enormous, seamless non-Euclidean world to explore.Mind-bending challenges that will subvert your expectations at every twist and turn.A deeply psychological experience that will make you question everything you know about how a game works.Antichamber was also supported by the Indie Fund. Several years in the making, Antichamber received over 25 awards and honors throughout its development, in major competitions including the Independent Games Festival, the PAX10, IndieCade and Make Something Unreal.
Discover an Escher-like world where hallways wrap around upon each other, spaces reconfigure themselves, and accomplishing the impossible may just be the only way forward. Everything else is blank white, which makes for a cold, neat atmosphere of a math exercise.Antichamber is a mind-bending psychological exploration game where nothing can be taken for granted. Walls, doors, and ladders are only outlined with sketch-like black contours, while any color serves to attract the player's attention to a certain object. The visual style of Antichamber is very minimalistic. Doors can become portals leading to an unpredictable place, or even different places, depending on how you enter them. All the regular laws of physic do not apply in this place that seems to be straight out of M. The unfinished puzzle may not be directly in the room, but the room will be the closest point to it. Any room that still has puzzles to solve will appear larger on the map. It also allows you to travel directly to any area. The protagonist is armed with a variety of “guns”, each of them allows you to manipulate a certain set of objects in the maze.Īntichamber is defined by its impossible, non-euclidian geometry that bends 3D space in the ways not found in the real world. The map indicates what you have completed. There are no traps, and the only penalty for failure is that you have to try again. Unlike in Portal or Cube, the protagonist cannot die, even if the player fails. Antichamber reminds Portal game series and Cube films to some extent, but with more emphasis on puzzle solving, sketchy graphics, and very little plot. Your goal is to move forward through the maze by solving many difficult and intricate puzzles. You control a nameless and faceless protagonist, who starts in a white chamber in the center of a high-tech maze.
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