Antichamber

Antichamber is a mind-bending psychological exploration game where nothing can be taken for granted. 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.

Antichamber is a puzzle, first-person and indie game developed by Alexander Bruce and published by Demruth.
Released on January 31st 2013 is available in English on Windows, MacOS and Linux.

It has received 16,837 reviews of which 16,010 were positive and 827 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.3 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 4.74€ on Steam and has a 75% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *:Windows XP SP2, Vista, or Windows 7
  • Processor:2.0+ GHz or better (dual core recommended)
  • Memory:2 GB RAM
  • Graphics:NVIDIA 8000 series or higher (Shader Model 3 Compatible)
  • DirectX®:9.0c
  • Hard Drive:1 GB HD space

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Nov. 2024
This game is absolutely extraordinary. Brilliant. Delicious. Creative. Challenging. Frustrating. Maddening. Delightful. Can't. Must. ???
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Aug. 2024
It took me 10 years to finish this game. I would play for 2 hours, get amazed/frustrated, then try again 2 years later. Totally worth it. Don't look up a solution to anything. Hurts so good.
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July 2024
I have played this game as a child. At long last, I return a favor and purchase it lol. It's an exceptional mind-bender, I just finished it and it's fresh in 2024 just like in 2013.
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April 2024
"Every journey is a series of choices. The first is to begin the journey." Antichamber is a first-person puzzle-platform game created and published by Alexander "Demruth" Bruce. Premise Antichamber doesn't waste your time, as right from the start it drops you into an antechamber that contains four walls. One wall is a window, behind it lies your ultimate goal- door with written above it "Exit". Now you only have to get there... Gameplay ...and to do so you will make your way through maze of mind breaking levels! Antichamber is simple when it comes to controls as you run, walk and jump, with gameplay focused on making progress through chambers to find a way out of this place. Simplicity ends when you venture into the unknown territory and realize fundamental laws of geometry you know in real life not apply here, in place filled with impossible objects and perceptual mindgames. What does that mean? Navigating a constantly shifting maze is troublesome. Walking or running, turning left or right, keeping visual contact or reaching certain point can cause an enviroment change that places you in a completly different place. On top of that game has riddles with more unique mechanics you will need to figure out how they operate and simplistic puzzles, mainly focused on cubes. To solve these practical problems you will need a tool, and game offers just a thing. It doesn't have a name so might as well call it a "tool", but said item allows you to manipulate certain matter so you can progress further. However you will have to seek new, more powerful versions of said tool to control matter in different ways so you can get you closer to exit. On your journey you will constantly encounter messages serving as hints to the puzzles as well as adages for real life. If you will ever find yourself trapped or unable to make progress, a quick button press will let you return to main black chamber, featuring a map to see where you ended, how your progress looks like, and where possibly you can go next. Pick a chamber and you will be send straight to it! Starting location besides your goal hidden behind a window and previously mentioned map has diegetic menu with options to tweak the game a bit and final wall showing off all helpful messages you encountered on your way! Playtime and replayability 7 hours to finish the game, but playtime is flexible as Antichamber can be beaten even in 30 minutes (if you would know layout and quickest route to gun upgrades of course). Take it being a puzzle game into consideration when it comes to playtime as time taken on making your way through can differ depending on a player. After you beat the game you can load it up again to solve any puzzles you didn't complete, find rooms you might have missed, or fill up the images/signs/messages wall. Pros and cons Antichamber shines the most with its Escher-esque level design. Simple artstyle and atmospheric emptiness it provides create one unique experience that delivers right from the start. It offers fantastic riddles within the constantly shaping maze that, at very least for me, never felt annoying when it comes to revisiting same areas in order to find a way to progress. Game forces you to adapt as corridors around you change, to learn how world operates and seek creative ways to pass through another chamber. Ambient music evolving or constantly expanding wall of images add to feeling of making progress and figuring out Antichamber's world. All of this adds to overall topic game is focused on, which is quite simple, maybe even obvious as you make your way through the title, that topic being life itself . Fortunately game keeps it simple with controls, letting design of levels and puzzles shine. However, it has to be said game might not tickle you in a right way if you seek something with strong narrative. "Story" and everything surrounding it play second fiddles. Fans of narrative-heavy puzzle games such as Talos Principle might feel lacking. Conclusion! Unconventional, imaginative, creative level design offered in Antichamber is a masterclass worth experiencing. A unique puzzle game title that delivers. Feel free to check out [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/31947302/] my curator page for more reviews!
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Feb. 2024
This game was so ahead of its time. Nowadays people praise so much about the game like manifold garden but they didn’t know Antichamber is truly the pioneer of this genre. playing Antichamber make you feel like you are learning life lessons. The ending was such a once in a life time experience.
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Antichamber
9.3
16,010
827
Online players
42
Developer
Alexander Bruce
Publisher
Demruth
Release 31 Jan 2013
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