The titular spy agency is violently infiltrated, initiating a time-sensitive series of global heists and sneakabouts, each of which you control from an isometric perspective in the style of strategy games like XCOM.
It introduces new concepts in a slow drip, giving you plenty of time to work out the details. is also simple, elegant, and always logical. It’s tense and challenging, yes, but Invisible Inc. That meter tells you when security will be heightened during your heist, and it’s a vital part of what makes this stealth game worth the gray hairs it causes. In invisible, Inc., I have as much time as I need to position my agents just so, but I’m always paying attention to the security level at the top right of my screen. How amazing that a turn-based game can feel so urgent.
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