The game doesn't handhold you - it gives vague and cryptic hints, but otherwise expects you to figure out everything yourself. However, what makes the mind-benders work, and the clever part about them, is that they can still be solved logically. What if, after entering a room, you turn around only to find the hallway behind you is completely different to the one you walked through? Puzzles have the tendency to screw with your perspective to the point where nothing makes sense. It's hard to believe that Antichamber was developed by one person, because this independent first-person puzzle game is a remarkable achievement in game design.Īntichamber excels in its ability to play with your mind with non-Euclidean geometry. > This week's biggest mobile games reviewed
This week's games include a mind-bending puzzler from the mind of Alexander Bruce, a short but sweet title that draws you in with its ambiance and a dungeon crawler that's best played with friends. Each week, Digital Spy rounds up the biggest downloadable gaming releases with reviews and trailers.
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