Invisible, Inc.

The game's very elegantly crafted and allows you to pretty much always carefully think your way through and wiggle out of a seemingly impossible situation even with the difficulty level cranked to max, no matter the heavy random factor. Really appreciate the lucid isometric perspective and the art style in general.

Great fun. Stealth-heavy turn based tactical adventures in a well made world that combines style and dark humour. Plus the cat music is bangin'.

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This is one of the best turn based ever, along with FTL and Slay the Spire.

When will this game have a new game? a sequel? or more DLCs. pls Klei. The turn base tactics RPG mix with stealth of the game is so unique that I never find any game that look like this.

The ways in which this game never ceases to engage are simply impossible to describe. The gameplay loop is pure genius. Before this I thought turn-based stealth was an odd idea, after this I think it's the best stealth game ever. Every campaign run is different, every difficulty is fun and fair, and every character has something cool to try. I can't recommend this enough.

On paper I should've loved this game, but in the end I stopped playing quickly because it just wasn't fun. It has cool graphics and mechanics, but the level design was lacking, and the way turns worked made them extremely repetitive. I spent 10s of turns standing around waiting for a certain event or just walking over to somewhere I needed to be

The ultimate "Ocean’s Eleven" simulator. Recommended Invisible, Inc. is a masterclass in tension. It takes the turn-based tactical DNA of XCOM but replaces the "missed 99% shots" with pure, calculated corporate espionage. It’s not about how many guards you can kill; it’s about how many rooms you can slip through before the alarm level makes escape impossible. Why it’s a tactical gem: Information is Power: The game gives you near-perfect information. You know where guards are looking and exactly how many turns you have before a firewall resets. Every failure is a result of your own choices, not a bad dice roll. Incognita: The hacking sub-game—using your AI to hijack cameras, turrets, and safes—adds a brilliant second layer to the tactical map. You’re playing two games at once: one on the floor and one in the mainframe. High Stakes: Your agents are fragile. One mistake can lead to a capture that ripples through your entire campaign. The sense of relief when you finally reach the elevator with the loot is unmatched. The "Klei" Polish: As with all Klei games, the art style is sharp and oozing with personality, and the soundtrack perfectly captures that "sneaking through a neon skyscraper at 3 AM" vibe.