Invisible, Inc.

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Do you like corporate espionage? Do you like isometric games? Does the art style of those old animated Esurance commercials stick with you years later? No? Oh. Ok, well I remember those. Anyways, this game is very rewarding with each mechanic and operator you learn and the story is great as well. Lot's of replayability, highly recommend.

simple concept brought to fruition. very fun for the casual gamer and has a lot to offer for more experienced tactical actiony kinda puzzly game gamers too. love the custom settings it allows you to change the balance of your game in all kinds of ways. went into this not really knowing what to expect and I was immediately keying in on the intricacies of the game. depth beyond what you'd expect from something so short... wish the story had some more meat to it and the ending was a cool twist but I wish there was a secret good ending or maybe an extended superhard campaign for a different ending. either way, great game

I know this review is too old to matter. A thumbs down purely and for no other reason except that the agents pathing does not auto-preference undetected spaces. It's the most basic QoL I can imagine and I don't understand why it doesn't exist.

It's essentially a demo/short story. That's not even my playtime as 1-2 hrs of that were just the game sitting open while I did other things. Good voice overs, interesting story, solid game mechanics, but then it ends. Slightly more complicated version of a Gems/Candy crush game essentially (I know, it's shooting for Slay the Spire, same thing to me tbh). You replay randomly generated maps for about 7-10 rounds then start over again with some bonuses from previous play throughs and can up the settings for difficulty, It's not interesting enough to replay even once. Could have done a lot more with it. It's fine, some folks would like I I guess, but it could have been great (like really great, has the bones for it) but with all the games out there it's not worth spending much time or money on.

the game itself works ok. i had to fix dll files to get it to work personally Windows OS nonsense not really the devs. found out quickly that the game is a keep failing to learn more about things. like most rogue like games that don't give you much info you just learn it yourself after every fail. i personally don't want to spend a lot of hours committing to master the game. The game focuses more on stealth and the combat is counter intuitive. the difficulty meter goes up faster using lethal options and if you use the default stun gun you knock them out for 3 turns which pauses if you get a character to stand on top of the knocked out person. the hacking concept is cool with temporary control to certain units and little benefits and debuffs to the player. but the premise of having a 2 unit party run through levels and hope you get good loot / shop options. and maybe get more party members a little later in a run instantly pushed my mood down fast. If you like the idea of trial and error turn based games that focuses towards being stealthy hackers. get the game. You'll get bored otherwise, so i vote against it.

I like it, but I don't love it. Invisible Inc is a rogue-lite turn-based stealth game where you are some cyberpunk operators out to fight some corporations. You do a couple missions in procedurally generated levels with the goal of unlocking additional operators, cybernetics, equipment, and skills in preparation of a final gauntlet. I think my biggest problem with Invisible Inc. is that it feels like there's not enough here. This feels like a proof of concept rather than a full release (though I haven't played the Contingency Plan DLC). Every level is essentially the same; you scout with your operator who reveals hackables behind walls, you hack those to reveal the next room, you avoid the guards (who have some of the most pathetic patrols I've seen in a game thanks to the procedurally generated rooms), reach the objective and get out. The entire thing plays very slowly. You need to be extremely cautious, so you'll have turns where you walk up to a door, peep through it, and then end your turn because you need the guard to look the other way. It's tiresome and repetitive because this is how you approach every single room in every single level. You can unlock some other abilities, like being able to make sound later on, but the core gameplay is this cycle of approach, peek, wait, move. One of the biggest problems I had in my time with Invisible Inc. was not having enough options to buy things. Randomly generated store might appear during a level and then you have an opportunity to buy 1 random item between missions, but I found that either the store literally had nothing in it or the items in the store were so situational that I didn't *want* to buy them because the same currency that could be used for a weapon could instead be used to give my operators more moves per turn. There's a lot more I could say about the daemon programs, the alarm system the makes each level progressively more difficult, or how knockouts work... but honestly it's not worth dragging Invisible Inc. through the mud. It's a fine experience to waste a few hours and get some unique looking cyberpunk designs, but I don't think this will end up on my list of "comfort" games I play while listening to a podcast or when I have some time between tasks.