Antichamber

All this makes up a game that keeps manipulating the player, but also teaches him new things. Therefore, in the tutorial the AI may simply lie to you and lead to your death, and turning right four times may not lead you back to the original position. On the other hand, only because you cannot jump over a chasm does not mean that you cannot cross it when walking backward. Antichamber keeps breaking and distorting all the conventions, to which you got used to in other games. The instincts that you have developed over the years of interactive play here are used against you. At the same time, you are encouraged to critical thinking and constant experiments, since a method discovered before that worked to by a particular obstacle, rarely is effective in other challenges.

You observe the action from first person perspective, and the controls are like in a typical FPS games. Later in the game you get a special device that transforms matter around you. From time to time you encounter symbols with hints to help you solve puzzles and learn how certain mechanisms work. At the same time they should never be fully trusted. The world takes a very abstract form and is made of white corridors without textures, which often explode with pulsing colors.