Hey if you get the chance could you add me? I'd love to speak to you.

I am the same, I always give something the benefit of the doubt before I talk about it. From what I experienced, it left me kinda in the same spot as Dear Esther, but even DE has a narrative going while you are playing. This has.. uhm.. frogs.. and kinda interactive music (it changes depending on what objects you are close to)..

Graphically, its nice, but like DE there is no gameplay, just walking around and exploring.. so I don't consider them games, but experiences. It's zen-like in a way, that is probably its redeeming quality.. but I prefer to have a game, something that has a goal or a state. Even journey have a state/goal, like collecting the runes to make your scarf longer, or keeping up with you nearby network 2player, or "solving" the environment to move on further, and a narrative to support it (the images). Both very much experiences, but one has more explicit gameplay.

Yeah antichamber was really amazing, loved every second of it. Tried proteus now, can't say the same.. while it is more pleasant/zen-like to explore than Dear Esther, it lacks any engaging interaction or narrative to make it worthwhile :/ Its more a tech demo than a game

Haven't gotten around to playing it yet, gonna finish Antichamber first :)