Quick Look: Invisible, Inc.

Why do all journos seem to dislike realistic graphics now? It's like it's uncool now and stylized is the thing, but seriously what's wrong with realistic? :)

The intro looks really fucking sharp and impressive, though the art style is a little too goofy looking for my taste, like the 1940s detective guy and the lady with the dumb looking headphones.

Guess I know what I'll play after I'm done with The Witcher 3. Looks pretty damn good.

The intro looks like an Erin Esurance commercial. An Erin Esurance commercial I want to play.

Mirror's Edge was the Esurance commercial I wanted to play.

When they were both in development, I kept getting this and Counterspy mixed up (or their names at least). So when Counterspy was a PS+ game a little bit back I was unnecessarily excited.

(In the intro movie, the two bios of the character are in fact the same bio. Given that Internationale has her own in the character select screen that's an odd oversight.)

I think I'm too dumb to play this

I think I could watch a video Jeff and Vinny just adjusting colors on games to make them more visible to their color blindness. I find the whole area of color blindness fascinating. The settings on this game almost make it appear as if color blindness is just a lack of color saturation, but I know it has to be something more complex than that.

Got in on this when they first launched it for early access. It gets easier the more you play it just like anything else. It was super interesting to see how far games can go considering how rough it looked when I first played it.

That intro cured my terminal boredom.

My friend's been recommending this game to me; now that I've seen it, I may actually give it a try.

Everything about this game seems super smart and goddamn, that style. I look forward to getting my hands on this one.

Also I had a moment when Vinny started wrapping up and I thought "boy that was kind of a short one" and then realized the video was 40 min long.