Invisible, Inc.

Level gameplay overall 5/5, its clear what is going on on the battlefield, it looks nice, the picture is quite pleasant Strategic mechanics 2/5, after 3 hrs I still cannot understand what is 'Retire agency' and why after retiring the agency I can keep playing, what does 'cash-in experience' mean, how the retirement decision affects net worth and what is 'net worth' (something minus level expenses?). If this options was added for more focused and realistic gameplay then why players were granted with ablity to rewind the turns? UI 2/5, many item and action icons look similar, which leads to erroneous decisions (I wonder if this is the reason of having the 'rewind turn' feature). Level generation 3/5, although I haven't met any issues with level completion, I would never know which enemies I get at the next generation. At first it could be level 0 guards which I can easily knock out, at the next generation it might be invulnerable robots or a level 3 guard in the beginning of the level. This issue not too frequent, however it happens often enough to get irritated. I assume this problems will go away once players get used to the specifics and get more understanding of the game mechanics via their personal experience, however all these issues could be easily fixed from the beginning to get more player base attraction. However, as the game does not encourage players to kill enemies, it could be in short described as 'a very advanced 15 puzzle'.