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Test Chamber – Antichamber
If M.C. Escher was a video game developer, he might have dreamt up something along the lines of Antichamber. Indie developer Alexander Bruce has crafted a game that's all about turning common gaming conventions upside-down, and the resulting puzzle game is a surreal journey that challenges and surprises players at every turn.
Join us as associate editor Kyle Hilliard stumbles his way through the first few challenges of Antichamber's sprawling compound. Not only does it give you a good sense of the game's puzzles, it definitively answers how clever Kyle is (or isn't).
For more on the game, read our review.
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