God I really want to like this game - I also really want to play it more! I love strategy games, I love the style and aesthetic but I just can not get to grips with this game.

I did a complete run through on beginner difficulty and had a great time with it but trying to replay it on harder difficulties just doesn't feel rewarding at all. Maybe I'm just bad ™ but it feels like once you mess up there's very rarely a good way to salvage the situation and losing a unit is devastating to the rest of the run through (let alone losing both). On top of this levels and strategies do start feeling a little repetitive - it never feells like you actually get to use units' cool unique abilities :(

Idk I really want to come back to this at some point, maybe with a strategy guide but for now I can't say I think it's a super well balanced experience but a first runthrough is enjoyable.

Invisible inc. - это стратегия, в котрой в самые напряженные моменты ощущаешь себя Гарри Каспаровым над шахматной доской.

Invisible inc. - это стелс-игра о шпионах, где вы не переживете встречу лицом к лицу даже с самым слабым противником, а выжить можно только в тенях.

Invisible inc. - это пошаговый рогалик, где один лишний шаг на соседнюю клетку может изменить ход всей вашей игры.

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Surprisingly good roguelike. Klei is one of those indie devs who really just knocks it out of the park each time, huh? I picked this up back in 2015 or 2016 and shelved it after about an hour, but picking it back up again lately, I am loving the blend of strategy and roguelike elements. The different party members don't bring too much to the table besides some (not always useful) unique equipment, but the different "programs" you begin with can drastically change your playstyle. Mediocre plot, but great mechanics and a nerve-wracking tension throughout.

A playthrough of the main campaign will take 2 or 3 hours, so it's not quite the "pick up and play" style of all the other roguelikes that take 45 minutes for a run. But it's absolutely worth the time and I've been loving rediscovering it.

Turn based game with a focus on maintaining stealth. Campaign or endless mode can be played, both giving you a lot of different ways to customize how the game works. 10 Agents (14 with DLC), agent variants, and different items for your AI hacker give you a lot of ways to play. Spend resources on weapons, traps, items, and augmentations for agents or on upgrading their base stats. Choose between different mission types, each one focusing on different rewards or upgrades. Security is strengthened as each in game day passes. An excellent combination of stealth and turn based gameplay and one of the most enjoyable games I've played in both genres.

Although XCOM 2 reinvigorated its turn-based squad strategy by introducing “concealment,” it simultaneously exposed the faults and seams inherited from its predecessor. Invisible Inc, on the other hand, is turn-based stealth at its finest, designed for that purpose from the ground up. The ever-increasing security level (every few turns a new guard enters the fray) ratchets up the tension more effectively than X2's countdown missions. The game's main flaw is a rogue-like plot that ends on a cliffhanger, in which the supposedly brilliant mentor is duped by an obvious double-cross – not the best incentive for starting another play-through.