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Antichamber is a reality-defying psychological exploration experience where your assumptions will be constantly shattered. Venture through an otherworldly environment reminiscent of M.
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Description
Years in development, Antichamber earned more than 25 prestigious awards and nominations across renowned industry competitions, including the Independent Games Festival, PAX10, IndieCade, and Make Something Unreal. The project also received backing from the Indie Fund.
Key Features
- A profoundly psychological journey that will force you to rethink everything you thought you understood about how games operate.
- Perception-shattering puzzles designed to overturn your expectations around every corner.
- A vast, seamlessly connected non-Euclidean world waiting to be uncovered.
- Immersive, lifelike soundscapes crafted by Robin Arnott, complemented by an atmospheric soundtrack composed by Siddhartha Barnhoorn.
- A unique weapon capable of generating, eliminating, and reshaping matter, opening up entirely new possibilities for navigating your environment.
Recommended system requirements
minimum*
- 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
recommended*
Not specified
User reviews
If you are thinking about getting this game in any way because you like puzzle games with some kind of moral of the story, and you are wondering if getting a 2013 game would be an error or not, don't think twice. This
" Antichamber is deliberately minimalistic and obtuse, and there were times I struggled to decide whether I hated or loved it for that. Sometimes I felt like I was in desperate need of something, anything to grasp onto
Fun little puzzle game. Game doesn't really tell you what to do or how stuff works (besides what buttons do), instead forcing you beat the puzzle with a certain mechanic to ensure you know about this mechanic. Very
Years and years after picking up the game, I finally beat it without a guide except for one specific puzzle. It's beautiful, it hurts your head, and the default settings kinda shrink down your steam window, but I'm
Do you like puzzles? Portal is you favorite game you say? You have a potato computer? You like to get weird? Get this game. (On sale plz its not worth $20)
I played Antichamber in my childhood but as a curious child I focused more on the beauty of the aesthetics than the puzzles, I right now had the opportunity to play it by myself genuine and it was one of the best




