Invisible Inc. Surprises Fans With Nintendo Switch Release
The popular stealth indie hit Invisible Inc. is about to make a jump into Nintendo Switch.
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The popular stealth indie hit Invisible Inc. is about to make a jump into Nintendo Switch. Invisible Inc. has been a major hit for the PlayStation 4 and mobile devices since its release in 2016. Originally launched for the PC in 2015, the turn-based game has been among some popular titles that have been added to the eShop thanks to developer Klei.
In the tactical espionage game, players take control of agents out in the field looking to infiltrate some very dangerous organizations. By using stealth, precision, and teamwork, players must utilize their every move to complete the objectives. You can pick up to 10 characters as you implement different strategies to clear each world with items, augments, and programs. Each level is randomly generated, so each gameplay will feel different and challenging. The game comes with five different game modes as well as customization options for anyone to pick a playstyle they’re comfortable with.
Invisible Inc. is now available to own on the eShop for just $20 and it comes with the Contingency Plan DLC, which was originally released in 2015. This new feature expands on the game adding more levels, characters, programs, and rewards to make Invisible Inc. a much more enjoyable experience for fans on the game and Switch owners looking for a good tactics title. This marks Klei’s third game to end up on the Switch after the successful launch of Mark of the Ninja and Don’t Starve.
The Canadian development team responsible for many stealth and survival games came up with the concept of the indie title back in 2013. Similar to other stealth-based games, Invisible Inc. allows you to sneak around various obstacles and going one step ahead of your enemies. Think of it as a spy game in the veins of Metal Gear Solid. The game was given for Early Access for PC and OS X in 2014 before releasing publicly the following year. It has received popular reviews since it’s release and ended up as a finalist in the 2015 Independent Games Festival.
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