Antihero is a hell of a fun time. What is even more impressive is that it was developed by one man, Tim Conkling. The inherent strategy behind Antihero is phenomenal and straddles that core tenant of “Easy to learn, hard to master”. We had a chance to sit down and chat with the developer himself and learn a bit more about the game first hand. Make sure to check out the video below for the full interview. Thanks again to Tim for chatting with us and also the folks at VS Evil f

Versus Evil has been incredibly busy these past few years; at PAX East alone, the publishing studio had five games to demo at their booth! One title, however, stood out from the rest: a fun little strategy game called Antihero. Taking place in an Industrial Era city, you must build your Thieves Guild across the map while preventing your opponent from doing the same. This turn-based digitalized board game will have you bribing city officials, blackmailing clergy, and assassina

Right away the art style on display in Antihero attracted me to it. When I found out it was developed by one man, Tim Conkling, I was even more intrigued. When Georgina Verdon from Versus Evil took the time to chat with me at PAX West I was very excited to learn more about this interesting “Oliver” twist to the 4X strategy genre. Give a watch to the video below and learn more about this quirky Indie Title. Once again I want to thanks Georgina for talking with me and giving us