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From the developers of Battlefield comes a shooter that has the movement and TTK of Apex Legends, the adrenaline of Titanfall 2, the destruction of Siege applied to a large, dynamic arena the size of 3 Overwatch maps, a rock-paper-scissors-lizard-spock balance of weapons and gadgets, and a core game mode where timing and split second thinking can be the difference between first and last place. Oh, and the most decent and generous cosmetics and microtransaction ecosystem I've ever seen.

I uninstalled Apex months ago.

1. Live on your own watch, not someone else's.
2. Life is not about getting to the end.

- Antichamber.

Antichamber is one of those games that goes beyond the expectations and ideas of a game is or should be. With a minimalist design and mysterious atmosphere, its world comprises of non-euclidean geometric spaces that appear illogical, but more accurately, are hyperlogical - abiding by their own predefined rules and logic; most evident in the trailers and screenshots above.

This is a mind-bending little game so full of depth and complexity and meaning that it's hard for me to really present to you what it is and can be. It's a puzzle game with no fail state — you can't die. It's a puzzle game where the levels are all connected together. It's a puzzle game about life. It's puzzle game about a lot of things.

The game has 120 signs, each with unique advice that fits not only in relation to the game's puzzles, but also as a reflection on the ups and downs, lefts and rights, weird-bending corridors of life. They're probably my favourite part of the game, and I have them all as a slideshow for my desktop wallpaper.

In conclusion, I think Antichamber is a beautiful game that more people should play, because even if you are the world's top Global Elite player, or a sad Silver 1 like me, we all have our own ups and downs in life that deserve to be addressed.