Into this bizarre world of conflicting dimensions and “ex-logic” the player is dropped with no narrative or story to get in the way of things: simply the wonderfully unintuitive environment to enjoy. It means that players finally have a chance to crawl into an M.C.
Travelling in one direction might get you right back to where you started, while running around in a circle might take you someplace new. A straight path might take longer than a detour.
Antichamber’s flagship quality is the fact that the environment is non-Euclidean. The first thing anybody notices about Antichamber is also the defining quality of the game: in Antichamber, space is weird. Those ten minutes left me excited, confused, and with just the tiniest bit of a headache. I’d heard of the title, and the indie developer behind it, and thought I’d give it ten minutes of my time. My first experience with Antichamber came when I played the demo of it at Pax Prime.
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