The Invincible

Stanisław Lem'in The Invincible romanından uyarlanarak yapılmış bilinmezliğin hikayesini anlatan walking simulator oyunu. Analog cihazlar, retro bilgisayarlar, bilim kurgu evrenlerinde görülen devasa iş makineleri, yapay zeka robotları keşif hissine kapılıp ara vermeden hikayenin sonunu görme isteği uyandırıyor. Walking simulator oyunları bana hitap etmese de bu oyunda bilinmezliğin hikayesine dalma hissi muhteşemdi. İnsanlığın kibrinin yine götünde patladığını görmek de çok iyiydi.

I bought this game during a huge summer sale, and I'm quite happy I did. The game is mostly a walking simulator, where you explore an unknown world and uncover its mysteries. The beginning of the game was quite slow, but the more I progressed through the story, the more intrigued I became, the game offers many different paths and choices, giving you your own unique experience. It made me wonder what would happen if I had chosen different paths. It took me around 5 hours to complete my first playthrough, although I might go back to explore some more endings.

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i liked the game, but the ending ruined everything for me. such wasted potential.

игра прикольная и много концовок разных

游戏改编自波兰作家莱姆的著作《无敌号》，但与其说是改编，不如说是类似于前传；虽然游戏中有提到无敌号，但无敌号终究还没有到瑞吉斯3号，还在太空中，也还没有开始讲无敌号的事情； 游戏主要以剧情叙述为主，类似于在外星球上的步行模拟器，有一点小解密，但是基本没有难度，有选项分支，决定不同的结局； 游戏有多个结局，由于最早的分支在于着陆器有没有被毁（这个选项出现得很早），所以是需要二周目的，一周目可以自己沉浸体验，二周目可以跟着攻略走，做全成就；一周目时长约6小时，全成就10小时左右即可； 游戏对瑞吉斯3号的刻画、美术风格都非常不错，对女主、秃鹰号等的刻画，非常令人深刻； 虽然风景非常好，但是优化有点堪忧，最高画质下掉帧比较明显，后期星球地表渲染很奇怪，各种网格状； 最后的结局分支的时候，居然不能跳过，重复的对话硬控十几二十分钟，才能看到不同的结局。

ку всем, пишу для тех кто добавил игру в желаемое, это демка*, потому что проходится быстро, а потом удаляется с пк, так что имейте ввиду, получите меньше кайфа, чем ожидаете, не рекомендую брать..

I [b]LOVE[/b] this game. I’m so glad I managed to make such a brilliant purchase! Let’s take a closer look at all the strengths and a few of the flaws in this creation by Starward Industries. 1. The scenery. I’m ABSOLUTELY THRILLED by the scenery and landscapes in the game! I played on Ultra settings. I love the terrain of the desert and all the lands of Regis III: I can see my own footprints, and there’s a beautiful interplay of light and shadow all around, which makes the stones and rocks look three-dimensional. I’m struck by the metal structures; they look so real – in some places dust has settled, in others everything is weathered and rusty, whilst some parts are remarkably well-preserved! I’m literally immersed in the feeling of walking through something unknown and incomprehensible to humans. I love examining the stone structures found at the excavation sites. I adore these canyons, the narrow paths, and the plants that blend so seamlessly with their surroundings, creating what feels like a unique living organism. 2. A special thank you for the colour palette! It’s a completely different kind of euphoria. I literally stopped in certain places and took in everything I could around me: the way contrasting shades blend together and complement each other in the game is beyond words. If you want to enjoy the aesthetic beauty and pause to realise that you’re in a completely different world, then The Invincible is the best choice! The colour palette is incredibly stunning in every sense of the word. I’ll attach some screenshots to show you what I mean. I found myself wanting to melt into the backdrop of this otherworldly landscape and never take my eyes off the giant cliffs and the ever-changing, mesmerising sky; I wanted to touch the sand of Regis III and set about exploring the metallic structures for myself! 3. I really like the idea of the comic book panels, as well as the details the player discovers as the story unfolds: sketches of living organisms, the theory of necro-evolution, mobile laboratories, and the silhouettes of colossal robots – remnants of the planet’s former teeming life. I find it gripping, intriguing, and it invites you to become a scientist yourself. 4. I’d also like to highlight the voice acting for the characters (I’m talking about the English voice cast): I really love it! I love that when the heroine runs, she gets out of breath, and the image through the glass of her spacesuit blurs slightly. I love the emotions, intonations and pauses that the voice actors have brought to their roles. I like the fact that, in my opinion, the voices suit the characters very well. It’s a strange feeling that I’m unlikely to be able to describe properly, but everything in this game feels harmonious: every detail is exactly where it should be. This gives you an incredible sense of peace. 5. I won’t say much about the plot, but I will say that it’s WELL worth playing. I became so attached to the characters, to the tension that runs through the whole game, and to that unbearable urge to explore and tie up all the loose ends, that I started reading the source material (Stanisław Lem’s famous book). Yes, the original contains plenty of other details unrelated to the game, but that doesn’t put me off reading it. You must play it and see for yourself, and feel what Yasna goes through. I pay particular attention to all the [spoiler] deaths of minor characters and expeditions. This helps to set the right mood and tone in the game, and conveys a great deal of information about the planet itself, amongst other things. Just think of the mass grave and Rohytra’s complete loss of memory. This madness deepens the whole storyline beyond anything you could have originally imagined. [/spoiler] Oh, I love this game! As for the drawbacks, I’ll keep it brief: 1) In many locations, I couldn’t see a thing because of sandstorms or dust. I tried to fix this in the game settings, but to no avail; adjusting the contrast on my computer didn’t help much either. 2) I feel a little disappointed that [spoiler] if Gorsky survives, we’ll still know nothing about what becomes of him. [/spoiler] 3) I find all the endings rather sad in one way or another. To varying degrees, of course; sometimes everything seems happy and optimistic, but I still can’t shake off that bitter sense of defeat. [u]My final verdict: PLAY IT! It’s really addictive![/u]