AntVentor
Released May 2018
AntVentor is a point & click adventure game. You find yourself in a photorealistic macroworld where you immediately manage to ruin the life of the main character, ant, and foil all his plans for making his dream come true. Can you help get everything back in order?
82% positive · 527 reviews
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All announced content has been released
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Evaluation
AntVentor is a short point-and-click adventure game that launched on May 17, 2018 as the first chapter of a planned "AntTrilogy" series. The store description frames it as the opening installment of a larger story, but the developer's own communications tell a different story about the game's trajectory.
The most informative developer post came on July 23, 2020, when LoopyMood stated that while they are "working hard on a new game," they continue to make improvements to AntVentor based on feedback. This indicates the developer had moved on to a new project rather than continuing the trilogy. Post-launch activity consisted entirely of bug fixes and quality-of-life patches — no sequel chapters or expansions for AntVentor itself were ever announced or released.
The only DLC listed is an ArtBook and Soundtrack bundle released on May 18, 2018, the day after launch. There are no unreleased DLC entries. Developer communications stopped after the July 23, 2020 gameplay update, and there have been no posts of any kind since then. No future content for AntVentor has been announced, and the developer's own statement confirms their focus had shifted to a new project entirely.
Given that the last meaningful developer communication was on July 23, 2020, explicitly noting the team had moved on to a new game, and that no content commitments remain outstanding, AntVentor is a complete, standalone product. The "trilogy" framing in the store description refers to a series concept that was not continued within this game's own content — any sequel would be a separate title.
Evidence
Developer states they are working hard on a new game, while still making minor improvements to AntVentor. This is the last known communication from the developer.
The only DLC is an ArtBook and Soundtrack pack released the day after launch. No additional content DLC was ever listed.
Content
1 of 1 released · no outstanding content
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
LoopyMood
Achievements
13
Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Have you ever wondered what the world would look like if you were the size of an ant?
AntVentor is the first short chapter of the AntTrilogy series about an ant and his unusual adventures in a realistic macroworld.
The main character is an inventor ant. Despite his small size, he has a big dream.
He lived a simple life, until you showed up, broke his mechanism and ruined his plans.
Now you have to do whatever it takes to help Florantine not only return to his life, but also fulfill his long-cherished dream.
Together you will overcome difficulties and have many adventures, which are just beginning in this first chapter.
Do you want to:
- Feel what it's like to be the size of an ant?
- Plunge into a unique and surprisingly photo-realistic macroworld?
- Shamelessly intrude into the life of the main character?
- Meet Florantine: a funny, but slightly arrogant inventor-ant?
- Laugh at the game’s many comical moments?
- Meet scary and cute, huge and tiny inhabitants of the macroworld?
- Enjoy scrupulously crafted animation, consisting of more than 15,000 frames?
- Appreciate the absence of tedious puzzles, usually created just for taking up your time?
- Skip the long dialogues, simply because they do not exist in the game?
- Listen to original atmospheric bass music?
- Be fascinated by the simple, but a very exciting story with a twist ending?
If at least one of your answers is "yes", then this game is for you!
Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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