AntVentor: Demo adventure - Tiny inventor's journey

This is a complimentary demonstration of AntVentor, a brief point-and-click adventure game featuring an extraordinary inventor ant and his journey through a breathtaking photorealistic macroworld.

We take pride in our accolades and nominations:

★ Finalist at Google Play Indie Games - London 2019

★ Selected for PAX EAST - Boston 2019

★ Winner of Best Game Art at Indie Prize - Los Angeles 2018

★ Winner of Best Storytelling at Indie Game Cup - Prague 2018

★ Winner of Critics Choice at Indie Cup - Online 2018

★ Nominee for Best Game Design at Indie Game Cup - Prague 2018

★ Nominee for Best Grand Prix at Indie Game Cup - Prague 2018

★ Nominee for Best Game Art at Indie Game Cup - Prague 2018

★ Nominee for Best Game Design at Indie Prize - Los Angeles 2018

★ Nominee for Best Visual Art at Play - Bilbao 2018

AntVentor invites you to embark on a thrilling adventure as a small ant tasked with a monumental goal.

With a captivating storyline, engaging quests, stunning photorealistic macroworld visuals, and clever, enigmatic challenges, this game promises endless enjoyment in a purely point-and-click quest format!

AntVentor serves as the introductory chapter of the AntTrilogy series, following an ant named Florantine and his unique adventures within a remarkable macroworld.

The protagonist is an inventive ant with grand aspirations to explore the world despite his tiny stature.

He led a straightforward life until your arrival disrupted his device and thwarted his ambitions.

A point-and-click quest game involves user interaction primarily through a mouse or any pointing device (including fingers on mobile devices) to navigate through the quest.

The entire game revolves around interacting with elements in the environment.

Much of the game design focuses on creatively utilizing these opportunities, encouraging players to solve challenges. Overcoming these obstacles will propel the adventure forward. In many ways, a point-and-click quest game resembles puzzle games.

Tired of endless puzzles that lack purpose?

If you've ever wished to experience life as an ant, uncovering the secrets and inhabitants of the macroworld while relishing its natural beauty, then this game is ideal for you!

Download AntVentor today and kick off your ant adventure! Just point and click!

Title: A Captivating Journey into a Breathtaking Miniature Universe

My experience with the demo of AntVentor was nothing short of enchanting, as it masterfully combines a deeply charming narrative with genuinely intelligent puzzle design. What truly sets this point-and-click adventure apart is its stunning, photorealistic macroworld, which transforms ordinary backyard elements into a vast and awe-inspiring landscape that feels both familiar and fantastically alien. Playing as the ingenious ant Florantine, I was immediately drawn into his poignant quest, which is filled with personality and a quiet humor that makes the journey feel meaningful. 

The puzzles are exceptionally well-integrated into the environment, requiring logical thought and observation rather than random clicking, which provides a profound sense of accomplishment with each solution. It’s a game that respects the player's intelligence while immersing them in a uniquely beautiful and detailed world. The accolades it has received are thoroughly deserved, and this introductory chapter has left me eagerly anticipating the rest of the trilogy. This is a must-play for anyone who appreciates thoughtful storytelling and inventive adventure gameplay.

FAQ:

•   How long is this demo version? As the introductory chapter of the AntTrilogy, it offers a concise but complete narrative segment, providing roughly 30-45 minutes of immersive gameplay that sets the stage for the full series.

•   Are the controls optimized for mobile devices? Yes, the point-and-click mechanics translate seamlessly to touchscreens, with an intuitive interface designed specifically for finger taps and swipes.

•   Is the puzzle logic straightforward or obscure? The puzzles are clever but logical, based on interacting with the environment in creative ways. They are designed to be satisfying to solve without feeling overly cryptic, focusing on the ant's unique perspective on everyday objects.