Invisible Apartment

Free to Play

Release Date:: Mar 2, 2015
Developer:: Milan Kazarka, Jeroen van Oosten
Publisher:: Vysoko Anime Production
Platforms:: Windows Mac Linux

Indie Free To Play Adventure Single-player

About This Game

Cyberpunk Visual Novel about a girl hacker struggling in a modern World. The story revolves around surveillance, hacking, artificial intelligence, cybernetic implants and those who want to lead a normal life in a high-tech society.

This is a free part of a series which will comprise of at least another four parts. If you liked Invisible Apartment, than look out for the upcoming releases and feel free to follow us as we produce them on

If you liked Invisible Apartment 1 and would like to get a continuation of the story, than download and install the other chapters Invisible Apartment 2 & 3 and the prequel Invisible Apartment Zero as DLC.

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User Reviews

Mixed

5 user reviews

60%

Positive

User #593055 english

1 hrs at review

Recommended

Pros- -Short game, 30-60 minutes. -The first chapter is free to play and serves as a trailer for the rest of the story -Good artwork and music. Cons- -Less user friendly layout. -Abrupt changes. Recommended for a good time pass.

User #898856 english

6 hrs at review

Recommended

5/10. Above average art, an okay premise, and some interesting character interactions are marred by poor UX and a pretty bad story. This barely skirts the edge of acceptability. Invisible apartment is technically one (prohibitively short) VN, but is also the name of the series, with a prologue and two sequels being folded in as DLC to the original. It's recommended by the devs to buy the other games as DLC, so that's what I did, and I'll be reviewing all of them here together because of that. The "presentation" or UX of this VN immediately stands out as...atrocious. It was made using a custom-designed engine for some unknown reason (Ren'py has been free and widely available for years, first created nearly 15 years ago according to Wikipedia), and lacks some really, [i]really[/i] basic features that I could put together in a freaking WinForm application in less than a day. These features include things like a "backlog," configuration settings (text speed, audio levels), skip/auto func...