AntiSquad is a culmination of a lot of concepts and character archetypes gamers have seen again and again.
AntiSquad is the first game of InsGames, was launched for iOS first and now comes to the PC. It is a turn-based strategy game with visuals clearly inspired by Team Fortress 2.
DHGF: Antisquad won’t wow veterans of the genre, but it does offer a solid tactical experience. Creating a squad from a pool of unique characters is fun, as is experimenting with different combinations. The combat system is simple and user-friendly, but still challenging enough so that you need to use solid strategy to win. While some odd issues remain from the game’s run as an iOS title, this is still a solid choice for strategy fans looking for something to hold them over between for substantial titles.
AntiSquad is much like the traditional Christmas Fruit Cake: It sounds like it should be a fantastic idea. Even at first glimpse one may believe they are getting into something wonderful. However, one quickly realizes that (again much like the Fruit Cake) AntiSquad leaves an unappealing taste in the mouth for many reasons.
