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Antichamber developer Alexander Bruce has revealed at GDC 2013 that his indie hit has recouped its development costs and then some, stressing the advantages of working for yourself and keeping production costs low.

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Antichamber, the psychological exploration game from indie developer Alexander Bruce, has sold over 100,000 copies since its release on Steam in January. Bruce said during its first week of release “it did pretty phenomenal,” he told Polygon. “I think even the first 24 hours blew some people’s expectations out of the water for what this game was going to sell, which is why I was always so cautious of setting any sales expectations for it.” The multiple award winning title backed by the IndieFund, sports an “Escher-like world” where hallways wrap around upon each other, spaces reconfigure themselves, and “accomplishing the impossible may just be the only way forward.” You can pick it up on Steam for $19.99.

Antichamber, the psychological exploration game from indie developer Alexander Bruce, will be released at the end of January.

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The annual Independent Games Awards presented a wide spread of genres and styles with this year’s winners.

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