History VideoGame / InvisibleInc

* BoobyTraps: Safes sometimes have these, requiring the opening agent to pass a skill check to get the loot inside. Failure typically knocks out the agent for a few turns.

* {{Escort Mission}}: You start with a team of two agents. It's downplayed in detention center missions, wherein you rescue one more agent, (provided you haven't reached the {{Arbitrary Headcount Limit}}, in which case you'll rescue a prisoner with wealthy benefactors), and can give him spare equipment you brought along. Played straight in distress missions, however, where you rescue a courrier shortly after "thorough" interogation. Said courrier only has 4 action points (your agents start with 8, and you can upgrade it up to 13), and 9 turns to live before.
* EverythingIsOnline: For some reason one of your agents has to ''physically see'' a device before you can hack it (or scan it through Internationale's wireless device), but apart from that this trope is played straight. You can hack anything you have detected from wherever on the map.

* UniversalAmmunition: "High-density Charge Packs" can be used to reload absolutely anything, from a pistol to a rifle or even a tranquilizer gun. Explained in-game that most of these weapons are energy-based ones.

* LaserHallway: You can encounter both the detecting version that triggers security and the "high power" version that toasts whoever tries to cross it. Both can be hacked, and in the second case it can be [[HoistByHisOwnPetard used against the guards]].

* OddlySmallOrganization: You play a top espionnage agency which employs elite agents and has the technical means to challenge {{MegaCorp}}s, but it is only composed of at most three field agents, Central, and the operator (the PlayerCharacter). (And Incognita if you count her/it.) And apart from Incognita's hacking abilities, the agency is apparently incapable of providing his agents with ''any'' kind of support. [[TheMainCharactersDoEverything The agents therefore have to do everything themselves during their missions]], from buying ammunition for their guns to gathering intelligence leading to further missions.

* StalkedByTheBell: The main gimmick; the Alarm meter will go up each turn, more sections if you're caught by security. Every time the security level goes up, infiltration gets a bit more hard as new measures (activated cameras, guard reinforcements, and heavy units) are brought in. If it hits [[FourIsDeath level four]], the BossInMookClothing SWAT team is called in, and you should probably run. If it reaches level ''six'', every guard in the map - including ones from rooms you never entered, who'd never seen anything suspicious - will abandon their patrols and posts and hunt you down relentlessly.

* StunGuns: The "neural disrupters" all your agents are equipped with, and you can buy ranged stun weapons too. They all provide InstantSedation.
* ThouShaltNotKill: All guards have a heart monitor, if they die the alarm level increases, which eventually calls more guards (and thougher ones). Murdering everyone on a map is just not a viable option. Killing guards also makes you lose money in "cleanup cost" at the end of the mission.
* UniversalAmmunition: "Unregistered ammo" can be used to reload absolutely anything, from a pistol to a rifle or even a dart gun.

* FighterMageThief: Shalem is the fighter, Internationale is the computer "wizard"; Thief is split between Deckard for the stealth and Banks for the lockpicking.

''Invisible, Inc.'' is an upcoming [[ProceduralGeneration procedural]] [[TurnBasedTactics turn-based]] [[StealthBasedGame stealth game]] from Creator/KleiEntertainment, currently available through {{Steam}} Early Access. The player is a member of the titular company, a mercenary espionage agency operating in the late 21st century. As the Operator, you direct a two-man team of agents through various levels while avoiding security and gathering funds, technology, and secret documents. Every move counts, because security gets tighter and tighter with each new turn... and if you lose an operative, they're gone for good.

* StalkedByTheBell: The main gimmick; the Alarm meter will go up each turn, more sections if you're caught by security. Every time the security level goes up, infiltration gets a bit more hard as new measures (activated cameras, guard reinforcements, and heavy units) are brought in. If it hits [[FourIsDeath level four]], the BossInMookClothing SWAT team is called in, and you should probably run already.

* ThouShaltNotKill: All guards have a heart monitor, if they die the alarm level increases, which eventually calls more guards (and thougher ones). Murdering everyone on a map is just not a viable option. Killing guards also makes you lose money in "cleanup cost" at the end of the mission.

* StealthBasedGame: You can take out guards by killing them or knocking them unconscious, depending on your equipment, but it's usually better to avoid it unless necessary. Guards are fitted with heartrate monitors that increase the security level if they die, and KO'd guards will wake up in a few turns and start searching for you.

* OddlySmallOrganization: You play a top espionnage agency which employs elite agents and has the technical means to challenge {{MegaCorp}}s, but it is only composed of at most three field agents, Central, and the operator (the PlayerCharacter). (And Incognita if you count her/it.) And apart from Incognita's hacking abilities, the agency is apparently incapable of providing his agents with ''any'' kind of support. [[TheMainCharactersDoEverything The agents therefore have to do everything themselves ''during their missions'']], from buying ammunition for their guns to gathering intelligence leading to further missions.

* OddlySmallOrganization: You play a top espionnage agency which employs elite agents and has the technical means to challenge {{MegaCorp}}s, but it is only composed of at most three field agents, Central, and the operator (the PlayerCharacter). (And Incognita if you count her/it.) And apart from Incognita's hacking abilities, the agency is apparently incapable of providing his agents with ''any'' kind of support. [[TheMainCharactersDoEverything The agents therefore have to do everything themselves during their missions, from buying ammunition for their guns to gathering intelligence leading to further missions.]]

* OddlySmallOrganization: From what we see, Invisible, Inc. is only composed of three field agents, Central, and the player. (And Incognita if you count her/it.)

* StealthBasedGame: You can take out guards by killing them or knocking them unconscious, depending on your equipment, but it's usually better to avoid it unless necessary. Guards are fitted with heartrate monitors that increase the security level if they die, and KO'd guards will wake up in a few turns and start searching for you.

* StealthBasedGame: You can take out guards by killing them or knocking them unconscious, depending on your equipment, but it's usually better to avoid it unless necessary. Guards are fitted with heartrate monitors that increase the security level if they die, and KO'd guards will wake up in a few turns and start searching for you.

''Invisible, Inc.'' is an upcoming [[ProceduralGeneration procedural]] [[TurnBasedTactics turn-based]] [[StealthBasedGame stealth game]] from KleiEntertainment, currently available through {{Steam}} Early Access. The player is a member of the titular company, a mercenary espionage agency operating in the late 21st century. As the Operator, you direct a two-man team of agents through various levels while avoiding security and gathering funds, technology, and secret documents. Every move counts, because security gets tighter and tighter with each new turn... and if you lose an operative, they're gone for good.

* MissionControl: The player, in the identity of the Operator, is this; you direct your team through buildings and hack equipment with Incognita, Invisible, Incorporated's advanced computer system.

''Invisible, Inc.'' is an upcoming [[ProceduralGeneration procedural]] [[TurnBasedTactics turn-based]] [[StealthBasedGame stealth game]] from KleiEntertainment, currently available through {{Steam}} Early Access. The player is a member of the titular company, a mercenary espionage agency operating in the late 21st century. You, the Operator, direct a two-man team of agents through various levels while avoiding security and gathering funds, technology, and secret documents. Every move counts, because security gets tighter and tighter with each new turn... and if you lose an operative, they're gone for good.

* RandomlyGeneratedLevels: Every level is procedurally generated. There are a few rooms that are almost identical each time - the vault room, for example, and the starting rooms (though there are multiple starting rooms that can be used, and door number and placement varies). Everything else will be new each time.