After selecting your agents and equipment, you're sent into a turn-based strategy game where you send agents into position while executing actions along the way. If you wanted a shorthand way to describe the gameplay, think of it as a modified version of XCOM, only with corporate guards as your adversaries instead of interstellar beings. While the tale may not be impressive, the gameplay is another story. By the time you reach the end, you finally come back to a story, but you'll barely notice. Aside from Central, the head of the organization, the rest of the characters are mute ciphers, interchangeable enough to not make a difference in the overall tale. Beyond the introduction, the tale is barely referred to as you progress. If you're looking for a story, you're not going to find much of one. As the operator of two remaining agents, it is your job to do everything to rebuild and strengthen the organization before the corporations win. That program is running on backup power, and without a more reliable source of energy, it will terminate in 72 hours. Most of the agents have either been killed or captured, while the leader was able to escape with the AI super program used for those missions. Unfortunately, its headquarters have been compromised. Instead of using brute force, the organization and its agents infiltrate their compounds, steal what is needed, and escape without a trace. To combat their power, a shadow organization has formed to strike with guerrilla-like tactics. It's the 21st century, and corporations rule the world.
#INVISIBLE INC 2 PC#
The PC version of Invisible, Inc., was no different, and while there were some concessions made when it transitioned to the PS4, the result is still simultaneously fun and tough.
#INVISIBLE INC 2 SERIES#
From the brain-teasers of the Eets series to the rough survival elements of Don't Starve to the precise stealth of Mark of the Ninja, this is a company that prides itself on delivering experiences that push challenge above all else. Though the portfolio is rather diverse, the games of Klei Entertainment all share one common trait: difficulty.
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