Ant Legion

Don’t bother playing this game. When you report someone for repeated harassment the game does nothing. I’ve been told by a dev they can “ban” people and then I get told by another that they can’t. I’ve been told numerous times there’s nothing they can do and “to just ignore” the bully. This game does not foster a cohesive playing environment even after repeated screen shots of name calling/shamming/cussing/threats/mocking/and overall bullying.

It’s a nice game for real

Really enjoyed building the ant colonies and creating my own little kingdom.

Conquest is the reason I stopped playing, to spend weeks building up just to lose everything in seconds to one of the many over powered players. The games goal is for me to spend money to fix this…lol. What a racket!!!

Love it! Deserves every star!

😇JELLO

Muy bien

When I downloaded Ant Legion, I expected a mindless idle game to pass the time while waiting in line or pretending to listen during Zoom meetings. What I got instead was a life-altering experience that reshaped my identity, catapulted me into immense financial success, and awakened a primal sense of purpose I didn’t know was buried beneath my relatively normal human existence. It didn’t just change my life—it restructured it. Like a pheromone trail etched into the neurons of my brain, Ant Legion became the blueprint for my metamorphosis. At first, I was skeptical. What could a colony of digital ants possibly teach me about success, discipline, and the delicate art of empire-building? But within minutes, I found myself invested—no, obsessed. I began strategizing my ant deployments at 3 a.m., timing my resource collection cycles like a Wall Street broker tracks market openings. I was no longer a passive participant in life. I was an architect of subterranean supremacy, overseeing the rise of a dirt-based dominion that would make Machiavelli blush. The lessons came swiftly. Ant Legion taught me how to delegate tasks with ruthless efficiency. I learned to value loyalty, resourcefulness, and proper nest ventilation. These lessons bled into my everyday life. I reorganized my household into task-based sectors. I created color-coded spreadsheets to optimize grocery shopping routes. I started responding to emails with the confidence of a queen ant defending her chamber. People noticed. They asked what changed. I told them the truth: I had embraced my inner ant. Financially, the game turned me into a mogul. Inspired by the in-game mechanics, I launched a side hustle selling motivational ant merchandise: shirts emblazoned with slogans like “Crush. Forage. Repeat.” and “Tunnel Vision is the Only Vision.” The shop exploded. I invested the profits in crypto, then used my ant-given instincts to trade with precision. I invented a pheromone-inspired budgeting method. By the third week of play, I had cleared my debt, quadrupled my savings, and secured a passive income stream that pays me to do nothing—much like a lazy drone ant riding the efforts of its more productive siblings. Emotionally and spiritually, I found peace. Watching my ants move with singular purpose made me question my own existential wandering. What if I too had a mission? What if I too was meant to dig deep, build wide, and defend what I had built with tiny yet terrifying mandibles of focus? I started meditating to the soft rustle of pixelated ant legs. I found clarity. I found silence. I found myself. Now, I am unrecognizable to my former self. I wake up each day with the heart of a general and the mind of a queen. I don’t just play Ant Legion—I am Ant Legion. I walk into rooms with the posture of someone who has successfully defended her colony against three simultaneous hornet raids. I negotiate contracts with the confidence of someone who has personally directed a siege against a rival nest twice her size. In conclusion, Ant Legion is not merely a mobile game. It is a spiritual awakening wrapped in a strategy simulation disguised as insect warfare. It taught me to lead, to grow, to conquer, and to monetize. It made me rich. It made me powerful. But most importantly, it made me whole. I will never be the same. And I thank the ants for it.

Likely Anticonvergence. Bombard and attack might be necessary.

I downloaded this app via Unity to earn rewards coins. However, they never attributed the download to Unity, so I didn’t get my reward. They intentionally did not attribute and scammed me out of over 30 minutes of my time. Seems like a promising game, but the developer’s greed will ensure that it never takes off.