But don't count on it." Toronto Sun gave it seven out of ten, saying, "As an experimental bit of game design full of intriguing puzzles that defy earthly geometry, Antichamber is a success. Yet given a choice, I'd much rather spend my time with a more conventional first-person puzzler like Portal 2, Quantum Conundrum or Q.U.B.E. Maybe Antichamber'' is a little too clever for its own good. Or maybe I'm just dumb." Within two months of its release on Steam the game sold more than 100,000 units, with most of the sales coming during the first week of release. See also List of video games derived from modifications References External links 2013 video games Games financed by Indie Fund Independent Games Festival winners Indie video games Linux games MacOS games Perspective video games Puzzle-platform games Single-player video games Unreal Engine games Video games developed in Australia Video games inspired by M. C. Escher Video games with cel-shaded animation Windows games