Antichamber

Antichamber is truly a story about life. A life playthrough if you let me. It doesn't tell you much, what it does tell you, you can fully understand only after getting the hang of it yourself. You learn and try to do things by your own, you might fail, you might prevail. But only looking back at what you've done in retrospective, you can truly understand it. Puzzles seem to be complex but they aren't. They might seem random but it is actually a precise work. Game rewards patience and thoughtfullnes. It mirrors life in many aspects. Also quite a therapeutical thing to play through, OST and Ambients do their jobs pretty well. The lessons it teaches have made me reminisce my life experience and how I got through it. Fun thing to point out, I completed a game with a yellow gun. The only way that I've found out that the red one existed is when I checked my friend walkthrough. Nonetheless, top-tier puzzle game, and a humane dialogue. Remember "Failure to succeed does not mean failure to progress.".

Is a great game, thank you for the gift thea

If there's a puzzle game better than Portal, it's this one.

A meandering game full of contrived puzzles, moon logic, and rooms that can be accidentally solved without actually making sure the player has learned a mechanic. Popular during an early era of first-person puzzle games where we didn't know any better.

很古早的游戏，设计很惊艳，但也有些引导不足的问题，没拿到红枪有点难受的，体验还行，终章很酷，超阈限空间和无限庭院有可能从这里得到了灵感？

interesting art piece, but as a game not really playable as it does not properly explains mechanics required to beat the game. The need to look up online what some symbols on the map mean is enough to say that game is bad

One of my favourite puzzle games ever. Some creativity, literal outside-of-the-box thinking and especially "coming back tomorrow to take a look at the same puzzle again to see it with new eyes" are essential.