Antiprism [VR]

I went in blind on Antiprism because the studio name alone (Zero Fun) felt like a dare. What I found is a minimalist VR experience built around rotating and manipulating 3D shapes - think Portal's logic applied to spatial geometry rather than first-person platforming. There's a real satisfaction when the puzzle clicks, and the VR implementation lets you physically rotate objects in ways a flat screen never could. The catch: this is a niche game for people who actively enjoy abstract spatial reasoning. If you need story, characters, or hand-holding tutorials, you'll bounce off fast. It's lean, occasionally cryptic, and unapologetically geometric. But if you're the type who finds joy in pure mechanical puzzle-solving, Antiprism's stripped-down approach is exactly the point.

Alex · Scout Team

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