Invisible, Inc. Reviews

The game becomes impossible after a while

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In my experience this is a great game but due to the corporate’s increasing their security all the teleporters out a guarded by vault doors that you can only access with a vault key even the executive levels where you get the Volvo key are guarded by those vault doors in the game so it becomes impossible I would love to continue endless forever (possible fixes for the situation) . never include vault doors that guard the teleporter . make levels a tiny bit easier like maybe get rid of the recapturing feature . let us shut down those dang robots Overall the game is a great game but need some fixes

Great turn based strategy

illbilly

Great game combining shadow run and net runner, with a hint of Xcom.

Great title that scales well

EJ_D

I have been interested in this title on pc for a while but had not gotten around to downloading it with all the other titles already sitting in my backlog of shame. While visiting family for the holidays I figured I would give it a try on my iPad 2017. It looks to be a direct port of the pc title and so far it has been great. I saw a few people asking for mfi controller support and while that is always welcome it is not necessary imo. This title seems to work great with touch controls and being turn based it is well suited to the iOS platform. The game is great fun and has been very well received by the press on multiple platforms. I would suggest reading some of those reviews to learn more about the specifics of the game. One huge feature that put it over the top for me was how scalable/flexible the difficulty can be. As I play more games on the iPad I have been looking for two things. Either mfi support for action based games or turn based games. I really don’t enjoy touch controls for action games on iOS. The problem with most turn based games for me is I am relatively new to turn based tactical games and they usually kick my butt. Even on the easier difficulties XCOM has its way with me.... I’m still learning. This game has four or five difficulty levels but within those levels it has customizable switches and parameters for various events in the game. These would include items like escalating alarm levels, how long a guard will stay down if knocked out, how many rewinds you get per level etc. The end result is you have a turn based tactical game with incredible production values and gameplay, that can be set very specifically to the level of challenge you would like. This also allows it to be almost infinite replay value based on the parameters you set and the fact that all the levels are randomly generated. For me it has been really enjoyable to get started with, and now I can go back and make it a bit harder as I learn the nuances of the game. Anyway, if you have an interest in turn based tactical games I don’t think you can go wrong with Invisible Inc. on a newer iPad.

So fun

Touchplaya

What a cool game and concept, was hoping for more story and a longer game I beat it so fast.....please release more stages or story...people will pay for an expansion.

One of, if not, the best strategy/tactics games ever made.

fftq

I could go on for hours about this game, but I will try to make this short. In my personal opinion, as far as fun is concerned, Invisible, Inc eats XCOM's lunch. The level generator is impeccable. The situations you are put in are tense and exciting. Every level feels like a spy movie. You are given perfect information about what will happen, yet somehow it's challenging. But not too challenging. In fact this game provides the perfect amount of challenge. There is no RNG. If you are going to shoot someone, you know it will hit them and you know how much damage it will do (typically 1 HP - enemies in the beginning are all 1HP). After all, you are a trained spy, why would you ever miss?

Fantastic!

ZombieZebra2

Have played this extensively on PC. This is a wonderful port to iOS. Took me totally by surprise, but am stoked to have this on my iPad. You can't go wrong with this game if you are into deep, stylish thinky strategy games. A+

Fun, challenging game

Elikabeth

I was very excited to hear that Klei finished porting this game from PC. One of my favorites, and it works well on iPad. Loading screens require some patience (on my older iPad) but once you are in the game runs smoothly. If you are looking for a challenging single player strategy/tactics type game with no time pressure, this is an excellent choice.

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