It even brings back the red and blue staircases from the 'Many Paths to Nowhere' room (one of the very first rooms). After spending most of the game solving puzzles with your matter gun and blocks, this room brings back most of the elements from the earlier puzzles, including jump pads, bounce pads, transporter windows, eye walls, riot balls and vanishing platforms (most of these mechanisms seldom appear after you've acquired the blue gun). The first of the three final rooms, 'The Chase', uses the Final Exam Stage variation of this trope.If you reach said destination via puzzle 1's path, puzzle 2's path will be nowhere to be seen, and vice versa. Frequently, two puzzles that are (presumably) spatially far apart will lead to the exact same destination.To return to the room that you originally fell from, you board a not-particularly-fast elevator and ride it up for 1.5 seconds. In one puzzle, you may fall down a pit at terminal velocity for 10 seconds.At one point, you make six 90-degree right turns in quick succession, with all turns being equally spaced out from one another.Alien Geometries: This game uses a portal-based 3D engine, and exploits this trope for all it's worth.Sequence Breaking is possible, but it tends to require considerably more ingenuity and dexterity than the intended solution. Ability Required to Proceed: Mostly played straight with the different block guns.And to a lesser extent, finding all the hidden pink cubes, though the game doesn't keep track of how many you have found. 100% Completion: In the form of fully exploring the map and locating all the images.Advertisement: Antichamber contains examples of:
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