Antichamber Endgame Review

Antichamber was such a great mind-bending experience! It has caused me much stress, frustration and excitement. I loved every minute of my time playing Antichamber, even though some of its puzzles were extremely challenging. I will say that I only looked up three parts because I could not figure it out whatsoever, but I only looked at part of the solution so I could have a starting point and then figured out the rest myself.

The puzzles in Antichamber are fun, extremely rewarding and a great challenge. I absolutely enjoyed playing it, and i think the puzzles are great for making you actually use your brain. A lot of games now don't really allow you to challenge yourself and to grow your brain as much as Antichamber does.

There are still some things within Antichamber that I do not understand and probably never will! I know I have missed a few things as well. I have been to every single room, as far as I know, according to the map, but I have missed one of the posters that has something written on it.

That's another thing, Antichamber has these little posters that have, what I would call, quotes on them. These are used as subtle, and not so subtle, hints and also seem to have a slightly deeper meaning. They aren't just focused on the game itself, but a lot of them can equate to real life. I like that. I love it when a game or a story or a movie etcetera has some part of it that can equate to real life. For me, it makes the experience even better.

All in all, Antichamber was a super great game and awesome experience, I highly recommend playing it, if you haven't already. I will leave my video of the ending down below for you watch if you would like, and If you want to see more videos that I have made, click my name above the video to head over to my channel and don't forget to subscribe while you're there! Just so you know, this video is NOT the last one, there is one more after this where I visit all the rooms that I missed before the ending.

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Antichamber First Impression

Antichamber is a super weird, mind bending/warping/tripping, etc... exploratory game. It is confusing, just like The Stanley Parable. I love Antichamber because it is so weird. You really have to think outside the box to figure out because in order for things to work, you have to do something that you would not have expected or thought of. Sometimes you may even have to backtrack so that you can progress.

If you decide to play Antichamber, in which I highly recommend that you do, you'd better be prepared to be amazed! The things you can do in this game are so freaking awesome! It is full of puzzles that you have to figure out and choices that'll take you in a totally different direction, or maybe not so different... Once you've been to a particular part though, you can return there any time you want from the main menu area.

I honestly can't see why it was called Antichamber, the title just doesn't make sense to me. At the same time, I cannot think of any other name for this game that would be catchy, descriptive or the like. Seriously, go play Antichamber for yourself and you'll feel weirded out by different things afterward. Actually, now that I think of it, Antichamber could very well teach you how think outside the box and not take what you see, hear, taste smell or feel for granted.

Maybe Antichamber is more than just a game. It could be a teaching tool, if you use it as such and focus on those aspects of what it makes you do. Take a look at my video down below and you'll see what I'm talking about here. If you like this video, head over to my channel by clicking my name and check out my other videos. Don't forget to subscribe while you're at it!

DragoNate