The Invincible was a decent experience to go through. It is another glorified "walking simulator" with some minor interactive elements, but it's of course the story that determines whether or not you'll enjoy your time with it. Overall I found the story to be fairly interesting, though the pace in which things are revealed to you (mostly due to just how slow the movement and everything feels) ends up making it drag a bit more than I'd like, even at it's relatively short runtime. I think it still has some cool moments and reveals, and certainly had me questioning things up until near the end, but I can't say the full scope of the story completely wowed me. A reveal about the story of a certain character was quite interesting though! I think the voice acting is great, and the environment feels well realized. Despite some jank and minor glitches I ran into that caused me to have to reload a save, I think it's a decent experience even if it may seem a bit sluggish at times.

However, now that I'm a bit removed from my playthrough of it, I can't say it's something I'd be telling everyone to run off and buy. If this looks like it's highly up your alley, you'll likely enjoy it, but if it's something you are on the fence about, you may be able to just skip it. So my recommendation is 50/50.

The Invincible was a decent experience to go through. It is another glorified "walking simulator" with some minor interactive elements, but it's of course the story that determines whether or not you'll enjoy your time with it. Overall I found the story to be fairly interesting, though the pace in which things are revealed to you (mostly due to just how slow the movement and everything feels) ends up making it drag a bit more than I'd like, even at it's relatively short runtime. I think it still has some cool moments and reveals, and certainly had me questioning things up until near the end, but I can't say the full scope of the story completely wowed me. A reveal about the story of a certain character was quite interesting though! I think the voice acting is great, and the environment feels well realized. Despite some jank and minor glitches I ran into that caused me to have to reload a save, I think it's a decent experience even if it may seem a bit sluggish at times. However, now that I'm a bit removed from my playthrough of it, I can't say it's something I'd be telling everyone to run off and buy. If this looks like it's highly up your alley, you'll likely enjoy it, but if it's something you are on the fence about, you may be able to just skip it. So my recommendation is 50/50.