Indie mind-destroying puzzler Antichamber releases on Steam January 31
By Tim Colwill on January 22, 2013 at 9:37 am
A number of my learned colleagues have already had their minds literally destroyed by indie puzzler Antichamber, a first-person game made by a solo Melbourne-based developer and set in an Escher-like that has captivated audiences at shows like PAX. It’s set to launch on Steam on January 31st, and the trailer below gives you a short and slightly terrifying taste of things to come. Take a look.
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trailer?
From what I’ve heard about the game, due to how it plays, people actually have trouble with basic puzzling problems after they’re finished as its changed their entire perspective on it.
There are plenty of trailers on youtube Auld.
Must be a puzzle to find “trailer below”. ;)
Sorry everyone, delightful new website bug :(
Admit it Tim…your mind was in a state of confusion after watching the gameplay vid! ;)
This game looks rather interesting and confusing…therefore I better put some money down!
This has been in development for a while, good to see it find the light of day. I remember playing the tech demo ages ago, very strange game.
Been waiting a while for this game to finally come out, glad its not long now :)