About This Content Invisible, Inc. Contingency Plan is an expansion that extends the campaign time and adds new rewards and danger to the base game of Invisible Inc. Explore more strategies with four new Agents, two new starting programs, new weapons, items, and augments. Learn them well as the corporations have added a variety of new threats and challenges to test the Operator's skills in a lengthened campaign.Key FeaturesMore Starting Options: Four more Agents added to the roster bring some radical new potential to your teams along with two new starting programs.More Corporate Challenge: Every corporation has expanded their roster with both new units and abilities as well as more advanced versions of familiar guards.Lengthened Campaign: A complication in the middle of the campaign creates a new unique mission that adds new challenges and more time to develop your team.Deeper Endless: Missions can now go past difficulty 10 up to difficulty 20 to keep the pressure on as your agency powers up.Side Objectives: New situations will present themselves that will provide some rewards at the cost of some risk. 7aa9394dea Title: Invisible, Inc. Contingency PlanGenre: Action, Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Klei EntertainmentRelease Date: 12 Nov, 2015 Invisible, Inc. Contingency Plan Crack Download Offline Activation If you have this game but not this DLC you're making a mistake. Not only it doubles the campaign length and gives you new starter programs for Incognita, you can have Draco.Buy the DLC.Gift yourself with Draco.He's worth every cent this DLC costs.. A fantastic addition to Invisible Inc. Four new characters, new programs, new items and weapons, new enemy types, and new side mission objectives really add to the variety of the base game. Plus the new mid campaign "boss" level is a fun decent challenge. Really great value at just $5. I only wish this DLC came out earlier as I'm nearly burnt out on the game after putting 100 hours into it already.There are however, a few negatives to point out about the DLC:- A lot of people complained that the base game was too short, and this DLC adds an additional 2 days to develop your squad. However, for me the 3 day time limit was perfect. It forced you to make difficult decisions about what to buy and who to upgrade. Thanks to the additional 2 days, in my first playthrough I had fully upgraded my 3 man squad and I breezed through the final missions with all the weaponry and gadgets I had found. I even had Nika wielding two Flurry guns. That was playing on Expert difficulty.- I don't like the level IV items that have been added to the game as they are single use only, needing charge packs to recharge them. Why would you buy a level IV Stim pack when the level III stim recharges after 4 turns? Unfortunately they start dominating the Nano fabricators after the first few days making it harder to find useful items.- Although they advertise 4 new characters, 2 of those are just archive versions of existing characters. At least Klei went to the effort of making them look different from the on file characters, but it still seems a little bit lazy.Despite a few gripes, this DLC is well worth buying if you enjoyed the base game.. This DLC is amazing because you can play the game without it. It's not like a lot of games nowdays that build upon the experience. This is exactly what you are paying for, extra contnet, not the rest of the game. This DLC adds a bunch of new items \/ perks \/ characters that will add more variation to your play. Longer duration campaign (haven't seen the end of it, but it looks like 2 extra days and an extra -long- mission). Way longer endless mode (ha! good luck).New items : They mostly go along with the added campaign timeline I guess (one extra level on the items you know from the basegame, and a new thermal disrupter which is a nice alternative to the PWR disrupter). A few new grenade-ish toys that I couldn't afford to play with.New programs : Some really good stuff, especially with regards to daemon handling. Gotta go outside your comfort zone and try things differently see how they go.Lots of new stuff, but the shops are exactly the same size. It feels like there is _always_ a nanofab and _almost always_ a mini-virus-market in missions so you better be 1) rich 2) exhaustive if you need stuff.So far, I just played through one 5d-ish expert run. Tried one of the new guys, the one that can teleport. That was fun. For a grand total of one teleport. Since I left the thing behind me (remember the portable computer trauma?), I never could use it again. Didn't make the run any easier :) [ I wish I would have been able to buy another one of those toys and pay for my mistake tho ]New enemy types are no joke. Difficulty progression is real. I'm sure by the time I'm writing this someone posted an expert+ run somewhere, but as a moderately-talented invisible inc. player I'm not sure I'll ever beat expert (archive shalem with lucky implants - maybe).Quality content. If you played through early access, this feels like 9 months worth of updates all rolled into one, and then some. If you bought the game cheap, 5 bucks will make it even between you and the devs. They deserve it.. As much as I loved the original Invisible Inc., the addition of Contingency Plan was simply poorly executed. Contingency Plan adds a new set of very challenging missions which start immediately after completing the 2nd-to-last mission in the main campaign. These new missions are not only much, much more difficult than the main campaign missions, but they introduce several new types of defenses for corporate security that you will literally have never encountered before starting these missions. Unless you go online and research all of these beforehand, it's highly likely that one of these brand-new mechanics will catch you off-guard and end your run.The difficulty itself isn't a problem insomuch as the fact that if you lose one of the new post-campaign missions, it ends your run... and you have to start a brand-new game and play through the main campaign all over again to get even another attempt at the new missions. After playing through the main campaign half-a-dozen times, I have no desire to repeat the same experience over and over again for a single shot at trying out some new content. It's not fun.. Honestly, I love the basic game, but the DLC feels like a "forced" extended campaign (I expected more insight after the ending instead) and the balance of the new level 4 items is OFF entirely, they all have 1 charge per mission, which kills the rewarding feeling you should have by obtaining them. Last but not least, level 3 items felt powerful but they become really rare due to this DLC, I find myself prefering the old basic game rather than this. I know you want this DLC.How do I know?You've played the base game and enjoyed it. That's why you're looking for more. This delivers. It has a little bit more of everything you've enjoyed so far.If you don't like the price tag, just wait for a Steam sale to drop the price >50%...just like you did for the base game.. A few extra characters, a couple of extra items, a few extra programs -- and now the levels are a lot more random. Does that sound like a worthwhile purchase to you? Maybe, maybe not. I had some Steam credit to spend, so I was OK with buying this DLC at $5. But if I didn't have the spare funds available I probably would regret buying this DLC at full price.
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