The Invincible

i don't help to sell products unless I am paid for it....

Шедевр в своём стиле. Атмосфера, сюжет, персонажи может быть не прям хороши но прописаны как никак. 10/10

This type of game is not usually my cup of tea, however I decided to give it a try and I have to say its fantastic. The world, art design and atmosphere is top tear, the story, choice and consequences are interesting and meaningful. I'm not one to play games through more than once, however in this case I will be playing again to see the other outcomes/consequences and what they mean for the ending. A truly unique and interesting game, highly recommended.

plays like a novel, gorgeus, well made experience

A 6‑hour linear walking sim – false advertising, less content than a Skyrim mod If you’re here because of the trailers that showed giant robots, alien landscapes, and epic “open‑world” exploration – STOP. This is not that game. Price vs. playtime: a single playthrough lasts about 6–8 hours, offers almost zero replay value (yes, there are 11 endings, but they’re just combinatorial variations of a few key choices), and most of your time is spent walking, scanning, and listening to a voice on the radio. Compare that to Skyrim or Cyberpunk 2077 – both are often cheaper on sale and give you hundreds of hours of actual gameplay. At its current full price (~$30), this feels like a rip‑off. “Semi‑open world”? Yeah, no. Invisible walls are everywhere – it’s a strict linear corridor. There is no combat, no gear upgrades, no inventory, and no meaningful interaction beyond pressing “E” to scan. The world looks big, but you’re on rails. Philosophical depth? Yes, but too little. The original novel is brilliant, and the atmosphere is genuinely cool. However, the philosophical content that could fill a 30‑page essay is stretched over 6 hours of walking. If you want the real experience, just buy the book for ~$5 and save your money. The good parts: gorgeous art and sound design create an eerie, lonely vibe that is top‑notch. It’s a great experience for hardcore sci‑fi fans who enjoy walking simulators and don’t mind a short ride. Final verdict: the game itself isn’t terrible – it’s an indie arthouse film dressed up in AAA blockbuster marketing. At a ~$10–$15 price point, I’d give it a thumbs up. At its current full price (~$30), you’re paying for the trailer editor’s skill, not the game’s substance. Why I’m not refunding – because I want to leave this honest review and save others from making the same mistake. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’m heading back to Skyrim.

L'histoire du jeu est vraiment prenante, si vous aimez la science-fiction, foncez!!! Le côté comics que l'on débloque au fur et à mesure de l'aventure est vraiment cool. En revanche le gameplay est basique mais il fait l'affaire!

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The game itself is a relaxing, fun experience. The controls are minimal, and at times its frustrating just how on rails it is, but it doesn't detract from the fun in the end. Its a good story, that probably has several different endings depending on the choices made, but I simply didn't enjoy it enough to do multiple playthroughs. Absolutely recommend at least a single run through.