Antichamber due out January 31 on Steam

The long-awaited first-person puzzle game Antichamber, recipient of the 2012 IGF Award for Technical Excellence, has been given a release date of January 31 for PCs on Steam. Designed by Alexander Bruce, music for the independently developed title is by Siddhartha Barnhoorn, with sound design by Robin Arnott.

IndieCade 2012 flickr photo set

Nubuwo site staff are at the 2012 IndieCade independent gaming festival this weekend, taking place in Culver City. Photos from the Red Carpet Awards hosted by Felicia Day, Mega Ran's Campaign Tour, and IndieCade Night Games are currently available to view on our flickr photo set.

GDC 2012: What brings you here?

This week IndieGames.com catches up with attendees of the 2012 Game Developers Conference and asks them what brings them to GDC. Following the first full day, we hear from Robin Arnott, Simon Flesser, Ichiro Lambe, Jaime Woo and Mattias Häggström Gerdt.

Siddhartha Barnhoorn Q&A: Antichamber Suite

IndieGames.com catches up with the composer of Antichamber, which is up for a 2012 Independent Games Festival Award in the category of technical excellence. Siddhartha Barnhoorn discusses the process behind composing for the atmospheric score and finding the right sound for the mind-bending puzzler.

Q&A: Navigating an Antichamber of sound and mysteries

Gamasutra hears from Australian independent game developer Alexander Bruce about his award-winning psychological first-person game Antichamber. He is joined by Austin-based sound designer Robin Arnott, providing ambient soundscapes for the puzzler.