Invisible, Inc.

Capsule ComputersNick Boisson

9.5/10

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Nintendo World ReportJoel A. DeWitte

9/10

Invisible, Inc., the stealthy turn-based tactics game originally released on PC in 2015, may have suddenly become my favorite release on the Nintendo Switch in 2020. Eschewing direct combat for a nearly purely stealth focus helps simplify without dumbing down the essential structure of what makes this genre great, and the efficiency that it demands for success is challenging but rewarding in ways that make me want to replay it over and over until I’ve scraped all the meat off the bone. If you find the Xcom’s of the world alluring but lament the random percentage chances of success combat…

Push SquareAlex Stinton

9/10

Klei Entertainment has garnered a bit of a reputation over recent years for delivering quality games across very different genres. Whether you're stealthily murdering all comers in Mark of the Ninja or trying not to starve in, well, Don't Starve, its titles have carefully woven gameplay systems that make for enjoyably deep experiences. Invisible, Inc. is no different to these previous efforts, and with it making its way to the PlayStation 4, this well respected developer once again gets to display its characteristically deft touch, infiltrating the turn-based strategy genre in an assured fashi...

Attack of the FanboyAOTF Staff

Invisible Inc. is smart and stylish, and delectable for fans of stealth or strategy.

TechRaptorStuart Burns

8.5/10

Invisible, Inc. is highly polished and hits all the right notes with nearly flawless mechanics, difficulty settings for everyone, and loads of replay value. The predictable story and lack of a fully voiced cast are the only glaring flaws in an otherwise excellent game.

Worth PlayingBrian Dumlao

8/10

Invisible, Inc is a turn-based tactical espionage game built in an isometric 3D perspective where you control a squad of up to four units, with highly complex roles and abilities, as they spy, hunt and hack for treasure on the map while also attempting to complete other objectives dependent on the mission.

GameSpotKevin VanOrd

8/10

Sneaking suspicion

GamePressureJakub Mirowski

8/10

Invisible, Inc. is the work of Klei Entertainment, known for titles such as Don't Starve and Mark of the Ninja. This time, the Canadians are having a go at a turn-based strategy, stealth and roguelike. Can such a blend of genres prove successful?

ShackNewsSteven Wong

8/10

The game's challenge might seem extreme at first, but it never feels cheap. It forces you to think out your strategy and carefully plan each move. Invisible Inc is a sort of paradox. You have to move carefully, but you're fighting the clock at the same time. It's immense pressure that is thrilling to play out.

PC GamerNick Capozzoli

80/100

Invisible Inc.’s remix of stealth and strategy can anchor its own new sub-genre.

Game InformerBen Reeves

8/10

I can hear the guard in the other room wake up as I extract a hard drive’s worth of corporate lies from a secure databank. Seconds later, an alarm goes off and the automated surveillance system sends a security detail to check on the situation. A safe full of credits sits to my left, but I know my window to extract it is closing fast. I dart down the hall. The noise alerts two more guards to my presence, but I have enough time to use an EMP bomb on the automated turret in front of the elevator and escape. It's not a clean exit, but it's effective, and I’m riding high from the thrill of escapin...

EurogamerChristian Donlan

Klei turns its hand to turn-based stealth - and the results are beautiful.