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That makes sense, I'd only seen the term in reference to similar games before, I guess I'm not the only one online that was mistaken!
by Rendello 6y ago
That makes sense, I'd only seen the term in reference to similar games before, I guess I'm not the only one online that was mistaken!
- zenorogue 6y agoIndeed, it seems that Antichamber called itself "non-Euclidean" and people did not know what it means and called all games which did something weird to their spaces got called non-Euclidean. We have lots of cool truly non-Euclidean games in development today, so hopefully they will understand it better :)