Antichamber-like games???

[DocTime56]

Hi! I loved antichamber and also liked portal, and i just bought polarity, but i wanted to ask if anyone knows a game that feels more like antichamber.
I wanna something Antichamber-ish

[Californ1a]

http://store.steampowered.com/app/375320/

[checkers_warfare_increased]

So no games like Portal then? Can you define this more?

[DocTime56]

Something that feels more like a pure puzzle game, i loved portal, and GlaDos, but i´m looking for something without a story

Originally posted by main_gi:

So no games like Portal then? Can you define this more?

[Californ1a]

Originally posted by doctime56:

but i´m looking for something without a story

Antichamber has a story...

[DocTime56]

Originally posted by Californ1a:

Originally posted by doctime56:

but i´m looking for something without a story

Antichamber has a story...

Really?? I didn´t notice it, even when i filled all the moral wall,
Well, then i´m just looking for something with a world with a different logic, something that really makes me think.
P.D. thanks for the colortone recommendation, i haven´t bought it yet, but it looks like what i wanna play

[Yonzoo]

Originally posted by Californ1a:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/375320/

WTF is it with you and suggestings Colortone to everyone!?

[buckysrevenge]

Although they do have stories, the puzzles in Talos Principle and q.u.b.e. seem more like antichamber to me.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/257510/

http://store.steampowered.com/app/239430/

[Californ1a]

Originally posted by Yonzoo1105:

WTF is it with you and suggestings Colortone to everyone!?

Because people are asking for "Antichamber-like" games, and it is similar. You could ask the same thing for people suggesting Portal, QUBE, or Talos on these threads (however, I don't think Portal or Talos really compare).

Also, it's a good cheap game. Sure there are a couple minor bugs and it's fairly short, but it is good.

[Yonzoo]

Originally posted by Californ1a:

Originally posted by Yonzoo1105:

WTF is it with you and suggestings Colortone to everyone!?

Because people are asking for "Antichamber-like" games, and it is similar. You could ask the same thing for people suggesting Portal, QUBE, or Talos on these threads (however, I don't think Portal or Talos really compare).

Also, it's a good cheap game. Sure there are a couple minor bugs and it's fairly short, but it is good.

Fair enough, its just that i saw you at least twice. It kinda looked like you were getting paid by the devs xD

[checkers_warfare_increased]

Originally posted by Californ1a:

Originally posted by Yonzoo1105:

WTF is it with you and suggestings Colortone to everyone!?

Because people are asking for "Antichamber-like" games, and it is similar. You could ask the same thing for people suggesting Portal, QUBE, or Talos on these threads (however, I don't think Portal or Talos really compare).

Also, it's a good cheap game. Sure there are a couple minor bugs and it's fairly short, but it is good.

I played the demo actually and I just could not finish it, the sensitivity, that FoV, no rewinding, ugh! But its mechanics seem pretty cool.

Originally posted by Yonzoo1105:

Originally posted by Californ1a:

Because people are asking for "Antichamber-like" games, and it is similar. You could ask the same thing for people suggesting Portal, QUBE, or Talos on these threads (however, I don't think Portal or Talos really compare).

Also, it's a good cheap game. Sure there are a couple minor bugs and it's fairly short, but it is good.

Fair enough, its just that i saw you at least twice. It kinda looked like you were getting paid by the devs xD

You should look at the games I love, I have probably recommended LogicBox and SpaceChem over 24 times now. But they are great games.

By the way, I haven't bought it yet, so I can't say anything about its quality, but The Witness's idea of learning without text mirrors that somewhat of Antichamber. People do have a lot worse things to say about The Witness though.

[Yuen]

I'd suggest The Stanley Parable. It slightly is a puzzle, but it's more of a psychological mind♥♥♥♥ puzzle. I don't want to spoil much, but the game looks boring at first, but after the first try it just gets better and better and better.

[ergot]

Tri: Of friendship and madness
Qbeh-1
The room
Kairo

[Kappagon]

QUBE is a good one but far less ambitious and more relaxed than most FPS Puzzlers out there.

[wirroj]

I've played both Talos and Tri quite a lot, and both are good, but I've got stuck on both of them and not played either for quite a while. Tri: plays with a physics to confuse your sense space and location (direction of gravity), but there's not really any game which is quite like Antichamber that I know of. Both games allow plenty of exploration without time constraints. Currently on my second play through of AC.

I was wondering about what a second AC could be like. Would it need to depart too much in gameplay from the original?

I'd recommend English Country Tune, for it's abstract puzzles, music, and general atmosphere, but it's not first person exploration. Also recommend Kairo. Tried Parallax but didn't get into it.

[alike03]

It has a demo which you can tryout shows the gamemechanics without spoiling anything.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/221910/