Le débat sur Antichamber, page 2 : GameForever

Le débat sur Antichamber

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CoopKnight4

I still think about the map screen more than most puzzle games I've finished twice over. It never explains itself and somehow that's the whole point. Doesn't need flashy visuals to make rooms feel wrong in a good way, and that's rare enough to matter for its ranking.

SilviaAce

Portal 2 tiene una narrativa que te guía, este juego te suelta sin red, no sé si eso lo hace mejor o solo distinto.

Iron_Mitchell

En réponse à SilviaAce

Guiding versus letting go isn't a ranking argument though, plenty of guided games rank higher and deserve to

Save_Waters

386th feels low for a game this original, honestly.

Rudolph_2

386th just means voters split hard on it, that's not the same as underrated, plenty of niche games sit there for good reasons.

Flavio_5

En réponse à juanita56

Same experience with the gun section, ran smooth for me too, no hitching at all in that stretch.

Ghost_Archuleta

Comparado con Fez, que también juega con la percepción, este va más lejos con la lógica espacial, aunque Fez tiene un mundo que se siente más vivo y habitable.

Ghost_Botsford

Solid but niche, that's fair.

Johnnie_22

En réponse à Ghost_Botsford

Niche is doing a lot of work there, it's a corridor sold as a labyrinth

PixelPilot1995

Played it during a rough autumn, loved it, though some rooms dragged on too long.

juanita56

Yeah, 386th undersells it. Nothing else on this site tries to break spatial logic quite this directly.

EmeliaWarden

I felt exactly this the first time the map screen stopped making sense to me, and honestly that confusion is the whole appeal.

Silent_Bazin

Je l'ai fini seul un dimanche pluvieux et j'étais plutôt content d'en sortir, pourquoi tu le trouves si sous-classé au juste ?

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CoopKnight4

I still think about the map screen more than most puzzle games I've finished twice over. It never explains itself and somehow that's the whole point. Doesn't need flashy visuals to make rooms feel wrong in a good way, and that's rare enough to matter for its ranking.

SilviaAce

Portal 2 tiene una narrativa que te guía, este juego te suelta sin red, no sé si eso lo hace mejor o solo distinto.

Iron_Mitchell

En réponse à SilviaAce

Guiding versus letting go isn't a ranking argument though, plenty of guided games rank higher and deserve to
Save_Waters

386th feels low for a game this original, honestly.

Rudolph_2

386th just means voters split hard on it, that's not the same as underrated, plenty of niche games sit there for good reasons.

Flavio_5

En réponse à juanita56

Same experience with the gun section, ran smooth for me too, no hitching at all in that stretch.

Ghost_Archuleta

Comparado con Fez, que también juega con la percepción, este va más lejos con la lógica espacial, aunque Fez tiene un mundo que se siente más vivo y habitable.

Ghost_Botsford

Solid but niche, that's fair.

Johnnie_22

En réponse à Ghost_Botsford

Niche is doing a lot of work there, it's a corridor sold as a labyrinth

PixelPilot1995

Played it during a rough autumn, loved it, though some rooms dragged on too long.

juanita56

Yeah, 386th undersells it. Nothing else on this site tries to break spatial logic quite this directly.

EmeliaWarden

I felt exactly this the first time the map screen stopped making sense to me, and honestly that confusion is the whole appeal.

Silent_Bazin

Je l'ai fini seul un dimanche pluvieux et j'étais plutôt content d'en sortir, pourquoi tu le trouves si sous-classé au juste ?