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Shrinking down life-sized humans down to ant-sized figures is an innovative idea that has only been seen in movies until a company that was known for classic games like Age of Empire brought it to life. This new genre brings in excitement like never before, and I thought I have seen all that the survival games had to offer.

This tiny game packs a big punch with daily tasks to complete, as well as plenty of nightmarish creatures to kill or most likely, run away from. You can play it together with a group of trusty friends or you can go in solo, like myself, hardcore style. Things get more tense and creepy when you are getting chased down by a bazillion amounts of ants army in complete darkness, but it won't last too long as you will quickly find yourself at the respawn point if you are out-geared, nothing like being mowed down to death by red trap-jaw ants AKA soldier ants in-game.

Nothing like spending all day scavenging for food and materials only to come back to your base at night facing a giant cluster of ants stealing your goodies right in front of you. Apparently a thin layer of wall made of grass will not stop the ants from taking your valuables so don't build a storage box right next to the walls!

Ladybugs in this game is very OP, one ladybug can fend off more than a dozen ants, and it's easy to bring the aggro on to the ladybug, as it will auto attack once it takes a hit. Riding on the ladybug and watch it kill off all the ants is a great experience.

Whether you decide to play this with friends, and use them as insect baits, or if you want to enjoy this solo-style, it can provide hours of fun and excitement.