A group of students from Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology created Antivine in its original form. Their idea is to forge new bonds between individuals and develop extraordinary gaming experiences. In Taiwan, Antivine has won numerous national honours, and USERJOY Games will sponsor the team for the 2021 Olympics.

In its narrative, nature and humans are at odds with one another, and this antagonistic relationship is only becoming worse. One day, people begin to exhibit weird physical symptoms, such as growing vines and branches as they become older. Once a Treeman, the individual will reintegrate into the natural world. The branches will produce berries that will be available to future generations. Senhsu is a special young man from the hamlet, and at the time of his coming-of-age ceremony, his body was still devoid of any marks. He has thus been driven from his people and has begun his quest for the truth. On his journey, he meets Mumei, a lost girl, and they work together to overcome their obstacles.

Players can explore each island in this game during the adventure, which is created with many gimmicks and lovely background music. The design team worked very hard on the scenes, which changed during the day and night. Because there is only one way to solve each puzzle, players must learn to shift their thinking in order to succeed. Players may readily enjoy its plot and become immersed in the characters thanks to the game’s settings. Players can finally uncover the truth about Treeman if they alter their perspective and join Senhsu the boy on his trip.

The design team hopes to create a game that affects its users, brings back childhood memories of everyone peering into a crystal ball from various perspectives, and inspires new ways of thinking.

Source: Prnewswire