Invisible, Inc.

I recommend this game as it's intense and I've enjoyed it tremendously. As a 48 year old father who has played Invisible Inc. for almost a decade and finished it several times, I've been absolutely fond of the cybernetic spy crew (and hacker AI) who "stick it to the man" under the strict supervision of their elder matriarch. A stylized blend of neo-noir chess, Ghost in the Shell and futuristic, dystopian Mission Impossible; Invisible Inc. is a real pleasure to play. Review by Ambrax

85/100

the gameplay is okay, but the campaign is insanely short, and if you want the other half – you need to buy the dlc. idk, an approach like this feels weird

[h2]Invisible, Inc.[/h2] Has a total of [b]10[/b] trading cards.

I enjoy this type of game, and this one has a lot of variety. Once through the beginner stage, you can customize the options, and play too easy, or ridiculously difficult. Lots of characters to choose from, random procedurally generated levels. Interface is very good at displaying the info you learn about a level. I seem to be addicted.

This was a great game, didn't see that coming. I love this kind of layout, turn-based is my jam.

I've been playing games for 30 years. This is one of my favourites. Clever, engaging, beautiful, and unforgiving.

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.

This is the game that made me a fan of this type of game. I originally got it with playstation plus and got it again on sale on PC. I really enjoy the turned based style and everything this game offers. It isn't terribly complex either