- December 20, 2022
- Regeneration studio
Antivine
Platforms
About
"Antivine is a single-player puzzle game with stunning visuals and an interesting plot. As a young boy on a journey to find the truth about his uniqueness and the Treeman's cure, players can change perspectives to solve puzzles and uncover life's answers. Antivine has received recognition with awards such as the Merit Award of Bahamut ACG Creation Contest Game and Special Award of Rayark Vision Get Wild Award."





- The game features beautiful graphics and a captivating story that immerses players in its world.
- The gameplay is relaxing and offers clever puzzle mechanics, reminiscent of games like Monument Valley.
- The art style and music create a charming atmosphere, enhancing the overall experience.
- The game suffers from poor English translation and confusing controls, making it frustrating to play.
- Many players experience lag and performance issues, especially on lower-end devices, which detracts from the enjoyment.
- There is a paywall after the initial levels, which can be misleading for players expecting a fully free experience.
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as heartfelt and captivating, often blending cute and sad elements that reflect life's complexities. While the visuals and music enhance the narrative experience, many users noted issues with poor translations and pacing, making some story segments feel laborious. Overall, the story is appreciated for its charm and emotional depth, despite some players finding it overwhelming or sad.
“It was a heartfelt story.”
“The game is very cute even if the story is sad at times.”
“Literally top notch story and visuals loved it.”
“Unfortunately, the story bits take a bit too long to tell, and worse, the English translation is often terrible.”
“Story is poorly written and rote.”
“The translations are pretty bad, but the story is captivating and the graphics easily immerse you in the world.”