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36. Antichamber
Yet another one of the reality-bending first-person sci-fi puzzle exploration games, I know, but I think Antichamber is legitimately the one that sets the standard for them (aside from Portal, which is fantastic but isn't an indie game). If you enjoyed The Witness, I think you'll get a lot out of Anitchamber. It follows a similar structure of putting you in a big, mysterious place and letting you explore it freely at your own pace, and letting you slowly unlock/uncover new areas with constantly changing game mechanics. It's super challenging and even more trippy. It's difficult to explain exactly how the game works; there's like blocks, and barriers, and Witness-like little wall puzzles, and various guns to alter your block placement. Just a really cool experience.
oh man... I wanted to like Antichamber so bad, but I somehow managed to not find any of the guns despite searching a ton of the map, and getting stuck for an extended period of time on a game where everyone is like "nooo don't look at a walkthrough ever, just wait and think and you'll figure it out yourself!" sours one on it quite a bit, it turns out :/
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