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If you want something similar, I'd suggest ColorTone. It's still in early access, but the dev is very active on his Steam discussion forums. It has a lot of potential, but it is incomplete, so if you want to avoid an incomplete puzzle game, then wait until it's finished.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/375320
Edit: If you want more out of Antichamber, there is a speedrunning community for it, if you're interested in that kind of thing: http://www.speedrun.com/Antichamber
I used to really like the old pc game facade for it's experimental parsing of user input. Sometime later i had read that they were planning on making future projects improving on the engine but it never happened either. It's a damn shame.
Also, most sequels usually improve upon the existing formula and I can't see where there needs to be improved. I really don't...
Most I'd say that would be okay is something of a spritual successor to this game. Something that takes what this game did and do something different from it that the original dev hadn't considered during development.