Invisible Inc is a turn based strategy game involving stealth and espionage. Does that mesh well together? That sentence seems a bit strange, doesn't it? A turn based stealth game. You'd think it doesn't, but one glance at some gameplay will convince you (here's some, take a look at the Steam page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/243970/)

In this game, you take control of Invisible's agents in the field and infiltrate the world's most dangerous corporations. Stealth, precision, and teamwork are essential in high-stakes, high-profit missions, where every move may cost an agent their life. You'll sneak inside a building- a server farm, a vault, or a high profile office- and root around for corporate secrets and incriminating evidence of terrible deeds. You'll have to deal with relentless guards, high-tech defenses, and uncrackable software. Are you up for the challenge?

It reminds me of XCOM: Enemy Unknown. Turn based gameplay, the player controls a small squad, you regroup from missions in a central HQ, and the game is also insanely hard. That's what makes it fun, the longer it takes you to finish a mission, the harder it gets. More guards spawn on the floor, security systems will go online (Those cameras that were inactive a few turns ago? They're watching out for you now), and things will just be a lot harder to complete. This makes for interesting gameplay- do you hack that computer in the other room and risk getting caught, or do you bail early and cut your losses?

I encourage you guys to go get this game. It's on sale right now, and I can tell you that if you liked XCOM, you'll definitely love this game. Here's the Steam page: http://store.steampowered.com/app/243970/

If you've played multiplayer survival games like Rust, DayZ, or 7 Ways to Die, you are familiar with what ARK: Survival Evolved is getting at- survival at any costs. In these online multiplayer games the player has one objective, and one alone: survive as long as you can, however you can. Everything will be against you, from the weather to hunger to other players. So why should you give ARK a try if Rust and DayZ have done the survival game thing before?

You could say it's the dinosaurs. I mean, who wouldn't like to play in an island full of T-rexes and velociraptors? That's a nice change from just having to worry about human enemies, but there's more.

It doesn't simply dump 60 players on a map, hand them a stick and then watch as everything goes like Lord of the Flies. It's a game you can play on it's own without other people- it has a single player mode you can choose if you're not into the whole multiplayer gig. It provides you with a living, breathing world that changes and adapts around you, with dinosaurs running in herds, hunting each other, establishing movement patterns, etc. The world is far more than just some rocks and grass.   However, that's not all. You can survive here, yes. You can dominate territory, yes. You can even hunt dinosaurs. But the real value of this game comes when you begin to flourish and start your own civilization. Those dinosaurs can be tamed and made into pets to protect your home... or gather raw material and go out to attack other players. Other players can be interacted with, whether it's outright killing them to imprisoning them. Tribes can be started to make a community in game, which can lead to massive tribal wars. In short, this game offers a dizzying amount of features, and they set it apart from other survival games.

Another bonus is that the developers are obsessed with their work. If you like getting new stuff and updates, you're in for a treat! The devs of this game are constantly adding new dinosaurs, fixing bugs, and updating with new features and items all for free.

In short, get this game now before the price goes up! You won't regret it! Here is the Steam link:

http://store.steampowered.com/app/346110/