AntiVirus
Brain Juice · 2025 · Strategy, Casual, Tower Defense, Pixel Graphics, Singleplayer
PC
2 user reviews50% · 2
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About AntiVirus
AntiVirus is a fast-paced pixel-art tower defense game in which you deploy your Antiviruses to stop the waves of invading computer viruses from reaching your CPU.
Place a variety of Antiviruses along the path of the invading viruses in order to defend your CPU, earn more credits, and up build more defenses to fight off the ever quickening waves of enemies. Take the fight across a variety of levels in a campaign series, or make your last stand and see how long you can last in the endless modes.
With 4 different worlds, each containing 5 different levels and an endless mode, you can either jump in for a quick defense session or grind out a new highscore.
Place a variety of Antiviruses along the path of the invading viruses in order to defend your CPU, earn more credits, and up build more defenses to fight off the ever quickening waves of enemies. Take the fight across a variety of levels in a campaign series, or make your last stand and see how long you can last in the endless modes.
With 4 different worlds, each containing 5 different levels and an endless mode, you can either jump in for a quick defense session or grind out a new highscore.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise this budget tower defense game for offering decent entertainment value at its low price point, with solid technical execution. However, many criticize it for being extremely bare-bones with minimal tower variety, no meaningful upgrades or strategic depth, bland map design, and a very short campaign that can be completed in under 20 minutes.
This is a fairly simple tower defense type game, but for maybe an hour or two of solid entertainment you really can't beat the $2 price tag on it. Highly recommend!2 found this helpful
Simple tower defense game, very fun.1 found this helpful
A really poor effort. Five towers, no target control, no upgrades. Only three seem to attack, or is a slowing tower, the other, not sure, maybe heals? No strategic upgrades, no tactical options. Maps are basic, tiny and bland. Not sure it will be very long, either, seventeen minutes in, somewhere in the middle of three worlds out of four. The only plus is that it all seems to work. Not sure I will ever go back to finish it. One thumb down. ADDENDUM: Start to finish, 17 minutes. Had no interest in the endless mode, so that is just the actual campaign.
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