Invisible Apartment Zero is an interesting peice. As a prequel to the Invisible Apartment game, once again we are in the shoes of Kasey, a young hacker in a light cyberpunk setting, as her hacking leads leads her to find out things some would rather she didn't uncover. Before I say anything else, if you haven't played the original Invisible Apartment, it is on steam, and it is -free-. I would recommend playing that game first, as it establishes the protagonist well and my review is aimed at those who have already played the free chapter. Mechanically, Zero is identical to its free counterpart. The quicksave button won't give you feedback on whether the quicksave worked or not, so, as with the other installment, clicking MENU in order to manually save is your best bet. I also found that sometimes my clicks wouldn't register in the game, though that also happened with the other chapter and it's possible that it's on my end rather than a game issue. I was also a bit frustrated with s...

Like I said on my review of the first chapter, the interface of this VN doesn’t match its atmosphere. It’s too simple, and to be really honest, kinda annoying (the text box is basically transparent, and the letters are plain white. It’s hard to read stuff sometimes)… But anyway, leaving that technical detail aside. The writing doesn’t make much sense in a few scenes; like on the beginning, with Joel [spoiler]being taken away[/spoiler]. It felt too rushed, I barely had time to fully understand what was happening. It’s a short VN, and like other people said here, the choices are basically just “right” and “wrong”. The ending was pretty dull too. The art style was ok, BG was good, and BGM was pretty nice. Characters are quite plain tho, I couldn’t feel sympathy for any of them (not even Kacey). 3/10. It’s too expensive for what it’s offering, get it only on a good sale if you really liked the first game. Overall, I simply don’t recommend this VN, but I’ll ...

Good story, nice scenes and atmospheric background music... especially the characters. I recommend to anyone who loves cyberpunk novels/stories!

Some how I can not load save games, and this story seems to have only one good path and a couple of bad endings. Spend over half my game speed reading or clicking through text I have read in the past. For a game said to be the prequel about hacking, the gameplay revolves around doing what you are told to by an insider helping you. I thought there would be more gameplay based on hacking, or finding information that I could then use later or in second run throughs of the game.

It's really short but it makes sense to Invisible Apartment