In April of 2012, Antichamber became the seventh game to receive financial support from the Indie Fund to help complete development. As the game moved through development, it was recognized at indie game events such as the Independent Games Festival and IndieCade. After the release of the Unreal Development Kit, work on a stand-alone version began later that year. Development HistoryĪntichamber started out life as a mod called 'Hazard: The Journey of Life', made with the Unreal Engine by Bruce that debuted at the Tokyo Game Show in 2009. The player must also navigate the maze-like map, which includes surprise warp points and space-bending connections between rooms. Each gun replaces the previous one, and adds to the player's ability to manipulate the small blocks in the environment. The bulk of the puzzling is done with small colored cubes and one of four cube 'guns' that the player collects during play. The game's puzzles make use of hidden passageways/walkways, basic jumping sections, and object manipulation. There are also a number of cartoon slides on walls that, when interacted with, provide the player with encouragement and hints at how to progress. Rooms in Antichamber are primarily white, but with bold splashes of color to indicate important areas or give clues as to what tool is useful for a given area. Esher-inspired geometry that emphasizes use of perspective and non-linear map design (the game may also be considered to exhibit non-Euclidean geometry). The game world consists of numerous rooms featuring M.C.

Antichamber is a first-person puzzle game with minor platforming elements made by Alexander Bruce.

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