The White Chamber [SEP] license
features eight endings and the text in nine languages, English, Czech, French, German, Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese and Russian and voice acting in either English or German.
"the white chamber's" source code and assets have been released under the CC BY-NC-SA Creative Commons license. That means anyone is free to share and modify the game as long Studio Trophis is credited, it is not for commercial gain, and that the result is made available under a similar license ("
Freeware"). The game's engine ("Wintermute") source code was later released under the MIT license in 2013 on Bitbucket.
Around 2014 a remastered version was announced for commercial re-release, by Richard Perrin's successor company.
Reception.
the white chamber has received very positive critical reactions. The New York Times described it as "Grisly and intriguing, with logical puzzles and surprising plot twists, Chamber is a first-rate garage game." The Inventory magazine called it "A genuinely