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Antihero

•2017•
Teen
Antihero
Antihero

Platforms


  • PC
    Jul 11, 2017

    8.1
    playscore
    8.3
    10 Critics
    8.4
    543 Players

16 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews


  • If you have the patience for Antihero, it can be a really rewarding experience. It’s a digital board game that provides a bunch of depth, and it also happens to look and feel pretty polished. The only real problem though is that game times can get really long, even when the results feel all but decided. This can make the game feel ill-suited for mobile, even though it is otherwise looks and feels immaculately made for it.

    Campbell Bird · Jan 10, 2018
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Antihero has a unique visual style that I'm loving from the get-go. The game is rendered in 2D but because of the angled, top-down perspective of the board, it feels like pseudo-3D. However, all of the character sprites are flat, so it's a nice contrast with the board itself. Each unit type has a unique appearance that makes it easy to differentiate from each other, and the Victorian-era towns have a cozy look and feel to them.

    Christine Chan · Jan 05, 2018
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • If you've been looking for a fun but challenging digital board game with a lot of depth and a great visual style, Antihero is the game for you. There's plenty of content to play through and clever strategies to figure out, and all of that is dressed in a lovely art style. Now go take out all those street urchins and take over the town; just know that you're in for a challenge and will have to plan carefully and execute at just the right time.

    Tasos Lazarides · Jan 02, 2018
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • Like a board game you play to death then put on the shelf to bring out on special occasions, but with street urchins and priest-stabbing.

    Jody Macgregor · Jul 24, 2017
    Reviewed on PC
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  • I know Antihero isn’t going to suddenly become the most popular game and get Call of Duty numbers, but it definitely deserves your support if you like well made surprisingly deep strategy games that are easy to pick up and even easier to get hooked.

    Leif Conti-Groome · Jul 24, 2017
    Reviewed on PC
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  • A tabletop-esque strategy game with surprisingly variable routes to success, Antihero is stylish, fresh, and beautifully designed.

    Alice Bell · Jul 21, 2017
    Reviewed on PC
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  • Antihero is a charming aesthetic package wrapped around a solid tactical core. If you can master the various systems at play, you can turn any situation into a victorious one. There are multiple paths to success, and you’re only funneled into a specific one if your opponent is absolutely dominating the board from start to finish. If you’ve got a hankering for strategy that’s careful, patient and blazing fast, then Antihero is one to check out.

    James Paley · Jul 13, 2017
    Reviewed on PC
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  • Antihero is a turn-based strategy with a Victorian Dickensian atmosphere. As the 'anti-hero,' you must pilfer, assassinate, and blackmail your way to the top.

    Angelica Dimson · Jul 10, 2017
    Reviewed on PC
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  • Similarly, those who prefer more open or perfect information multiplayer games may be equally annoyed by the game's vision system or variable setup, but those mild elements are the only caveats. Antihero went through a multiyear development cycle to see its initial PC release last year, and its simple yet winning gameplay formula has yet to wear itself out. Hopefully an influx of new players and new faces will lead to a wider appreciation of its rascally charms.

    Michael Coffer · Jan 31, 2018
    Reviewed on iOS
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  • There are multiplayer modes too, and skirmishes that let you play quick games outside of the single player story. Everything is presented brilliantly, and there's a real warmth to all the robbing and murdering. Antihero gets mobile board gaming in 2018 off to a really impressive start. It's fun, it's fast, and you're going to lose a good deal of time in its skullduggery and underhand activities.

    Harry Slater · Jan 04, 2018
    Reviewed on iOS
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About the game


Become a feared and revered master thief in Antihero, a fast paced multiplayer turn-based strategy game where you sneak, steal, and assassinate your way to the most powerful thieves' guild in Victorian London.

Developer: Tim Conkling