AntVentor (www.antventor.com), released by LoopyMood studio, is a visually stunning game recognized for “Best Game Art” at Indie Prize Festival in Los Angeles and “Best Storytelling” at Indie Game Cup in Prague. It also won the “Critic’s Choice” award at GTP Indie Cup.
AntVentor is a single-player adventure game about an extraordinary inventor ant named Florantine and his droll journey in amazing, almost-real macroworld. Despite his small size, Florantine has a big dream: to travel the world. He has lived a simple life until the player shows up, breaks his invention, and ruins his plans. The objective of the game is to do whatever it takes to help Florantine not only return to his life but also fulfill his long-cherished dream, overcoming many difficulties along the way.
The game, available for PCs and Macs, can be purchased online at Steam, MacStore, Humble Bundle and Amazon for only $4.99. In the near future, the game will be available for consoles and tablets.
AntVentor is a game for anyone who wants to feel what it’s like to walk through a unique and super-realistic macroworld, experiencing adventures through the eyes of Florantine: a funny, slightly arrogant inventor ant.
The game has 15,000 frames with spectacular animation set to a musical backdrop of bass-heavy atmospheric soundtracks. Players will encounter a wide range of creatures, from the huge and scary to the tiny and cute, giggling all the while at the game’s many comedic moments.
“I tried to create a simple and exciting story with funny characters in a beautiful world,” said Nadine Moody, creator of AntVentor. “This game is many years in the making due to the long process of crafting each location from hundreds of real photos. We spent two years designing locations, characters and their emotions. The main character, Florantine, has 57 different emotions through which he communicates with a player and shows his attitude. I hope you will enjoy the twist ending, which will lead you into the second chapter of the game.”
AntVentor is localized in 13 languages, including English, Russian, Ukrainian, Japanese, German, Chinese and more. The game is the first short chapter of the “AntTrilogy” series about Florantine.
