Splice, Machinarium (A REAL MUST), The Dream Machine, L.A. I haven't played it all the way through yet, but the early stages were puzzley and surreal. Originally posted by Biggles:Actually, if you're referring to the monolith puzzle in fez, someone on the FEZ subreddit came up with a very plausible solution.Īnother game that's popped into my mind as the kind of thing an Antichamber fan might get into is Master Reboot. I wouldn't recommend going for full completion to the average player.Īnother game that's popped into my mind as the kind of thing an Antichamber fan might get into is Master Reboot. 'Antichamber's mindbending puzzles force you to learn the rules of an unfamiliar world and it makes for an exciting and thought-provoking time.' Jeff Gerstmann, Giant Bomb 'Antichamber's free-flowing cyclical nature, dotted with secrets and shortcuts, sets it apart from the Portal's procedural mad science with a world equal parts savage math. The second, hidden half of the game is much more niche.

I recommend its main game, mostly, as perspective puzzles. If Antichamber's harder puzzles are 'abstract', FEZ's harder puzzles approach 'professional cryptography'.įEZ's puzzles are in a weird plane of their own, though. However the 2nd September 2009 UT3 Mod was not so I had to find it after some digging on the internet.Actually, if you're referring to the monolith puzzle in fez, someone on the FEZ subreddit came up with a very plausible solution.įEZ, I admittedly had to stop playing, because I could see it would become the kind of thing that consumed me (I'm a software engineer by trade, and being an engineer unfortunately means I'm trained to not want to give up at a problem until it's solved. Luckily, the 2010 demo and the final UT3 mod release were saved to.

Originally, the mod was available from Alexander Bruce's website,, which now redirects to. This version of the game is no longer obtainable except for one or two obscure mirrors. Overall, the map was mostly the same with a few less rooms as well as different puzzles because of the limitations of a UT3 mod. Antichamber is a mind-bending psychological exploration game where nothing can be taken for granted. Many of the puzzles changed between Hazard and Antichamber, although most of these changes included additions and simplifications. The gun model was completely different, as pictured in one of the Dev Rooms of Antichamber this gun was a washed out version of the Link Gun from UT3.

Hazard was an Unreal Tournament 3 (UT3) mod. Hazard: The Journey of Life was the original name for Antichamber when it was in the alpha testing stages.

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