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Test Chamber – The Stanley Parable
Released years ago as a clever mod in the Source engine, The Stanley Parable has followed in the footsteps of games like Dear Esther in becoming an expanded stand-alone game. The less you know about this game going in, the better. If you have any interest in a game playing around with the concept of storytelling in games, then you should think about purchasing The Stanley Parable blind. If you want to get an idea of what to expect, watch the Test Chamber below to see Dan Ryckert, Ben Hanson, and Andrew Reiner play some of the many branching paths in the game.
Warning: We spoil something big after the credits in this episode, but stick around if you want to see one hell of a show.
Be sure to visit the Test Chamber hub to watch more episodes.
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