Assassinvisible

This is a really cool game I've always been pretty ban at sokoban-like, but the difficulty on this one was well-fitted for me. The level design is brilliant, I would even say on-par with a game like Portal But where Assassinvisible trully shines is with its narration. Behind a pretty standard yet relatable and touching story, every possible tools the devs had is used as a narrative opportunity: screen space, music, level design, game mechanics and even level titles. And everything fits perfectly with each other This is exactly why I love video games, and especially indie video games

[quote]I wrote this review for the [url=https://thinkygames.com/games/]Thinky Games Database.[/url] Check out the Thinky Games [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44830649-Thinky-Games/]curation group[/url] for more reviews on Steam![/quote] AssassInvisible is a grid-based puzzle game about a middle schooler drawing the tales of an assassin inside her history notebook. Controlling the assassin, you have to find ways to evade the guards and hit your targets within constricted levels. While the art direction feels ingenuous, the game still packs a number of surprises and keeps with a “no filler” design. The levels of AssassInvisible are short and independent from each other. Your job is to eliminate every red target by bumping into them, while avoiding the lines of sight of the black guards. It is a stealth game, but a turn-based one mostly, so you can take all the time you want between every move. As a scribbled assassin, you won’t have much in the way of weapons, but your camouflage technique is excellent. You can turn invisible after a few moves, thus being able to get past the guards without getting caught. However, if you hit a wall, you’ll turn visible again, so you …

Great little indie game, original and very clever in its design!!

Nice cute puzzle game.

Cute, breezy puzzler