Invisible, Inc.

This is a decent and challenging turn-based stealth game. It has an okay main story campaign that isn't very long and it's fun to play. I'd definitely say it has replay value, for the challenge alone. It has a decent art style and some okay music. Nothing fancy but its good. I didn't personally encounter any bugs. I would recommend it, if you're looking for an isometric stealth game.

Johny mnemonic but its xcom. 10/10 would recommend (Door closing simulator intensifies)

Supremely underrated among Klei's venerable library of bangers, Invisible, Inc. is a standout, unique genre mashup of turn-based tactics and stealth game. No other game has so distilled the satisfaction of sneaking undetected and pulling off risky heists, and the game presents many situations where victory will seem impossible unless you apply your tools and critical thinking skills. The game's difficulty is customizable, but is never afraid to be punishing.

I wish it had a neutral option. But I can't reccomend you to buy this game.

It is Mark of the Ninja but in a Dystopian Cyberpunk world. It makes the strategic brain work, I like it.

If you like chess, this game is probably for you. Otherwise, it's repetitive, boring and I wouldn't buy it even on sale.

Great game. Very high on replayability. Still holds up after years. Practically a classic.