Invisible, Inc.

fun

When you cant even say,My name~

Это просто гениально! Это как x-com но про киберпанк и стелс.

The game is awesome in many different ways but one thing stands out from others. In this game you very often find yoursef in situation where it looks like you are totaly destroyed and there is no way out, only for you to somehow pull it off anyway. It creates a great sence of executing "impossible mission", and fuels game pace. This is a trick that almost all hardcore games tries to do but a few succeed.

Im finding "Chess" much easier than this game. Also this is my top games next to XCOM and Darkest Dungeon even though I can never beat them. Some "Strategy Nerd" I am.

I am a HUGE fan of Klei's stuff so it's not surprising that Invisible Inc. is one of my all-time favorite games. Even after 500 (geez) hours of playing, I still find the story engaging and the levels difficult. I still end up in impossible situations and have spent hours trying to get one of my unconscious agents back from the other side of the map. By now, this is one of my go-to games when I also want to listen to an audiobook, as the game provides enough input to keep me engaged but isn't high-paced enough to require my full attention at all times. I absolutely love the world of this game and wish Klei would play around with it more - there's plenty of potential for further DLCs or a second game and with the concept of rogue agents, there's a very quirky and broad character pool they could pull from. While I have my faves (Internationale & Dr. Xu), all the characters have different mechanics that allow for variation in strategy and utility. I've seen other reviews mention that the game punishes anything other than "the one true playstyle", to which I would say that the game can be pretty punishing to any playstyle as you never know how levels are going to develop. Also, Invisible is a lot better at this than some other games I've played. I love a game in which you can choose to be as sneaky or as aggressive as you want and still have to fight for your win regardless. What works well here is that you can also adapt your playstyle with every level - some will be easier done in full sneak mode, others are small enough that you can barrel through hack n' slash style and get to the exit real fast, you can modify and upgrade your agents/equipment in whatever direction you want (as much as the game allows through random gen). Is the game truly limitless? No. Does it need to be? Hell no. It provides the perfect variety to keep you engaged again and again, without being too complex to learn or difficult to keep track of with skill trees and such. You can play it every day or dip into it every couple of weeks/months and have a great experience regardless. I'm a sucker for appealing art style in my games and this is a very sleek and attractive game. The music is great and often raises the tension of a level when I do listen to it. I love all the little character dialogue lines and snippy Central commentary. Just, all round a great time and one of my go tos during any gaming sesh.

Ai laik it