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"I can plainly see that Antihero would make an excellent game on just about any system it touched – from the tablet and phone to the lovely new portable Switch and even the big boy home consoles. On PC, it’s brilliant, but I can’t help thinking I’d choose to play it more if it were with me on the go. Get on it, Versus Evil! Overall, given my brief time with Antihero, I recommend it for fans of turn-based strategy looking for something new in a tried and true genre. It’s pretty great, my friends."
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Antiban drops you into a chaotic puzzle factory where a runaway production line has torn a hole in the timeline. Your job is to rewind the damage by solving spatial puzzles that manipulate time in reverse. Each level tasks you with arranging objects and actions in a way that undoes the chaos, using a limited number of moves. The controls are simple but the challenges ramp up quickly, requiring precise timing and forward thinking. The minimalist visuals keep the focus on the brain-tickling mechanics. The game’s standout is its clever use of time as both a theme and gameplay tool, turning familiar puzzle logic on its head. While short, the 30 levels offer a satisfying progression that tests logic without overwhelming. Players on forums praise its accessibility and the way each solution feels earned. It’s a quick but sharp mental workout that leaves you wanting more, especially if you’re into head-scratching puzzles that stick around long after you hit the restart button.
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