The Invincible – -apkrig
The popular Polish writer Stanislaw Lem scored in 1964 with the sci-fi novel The Invincible (published in our country under the title Invincible), on the basis of which the young Polish studio Starward Industries is building an identically named, now retrofuturist marketster in the atompunk genre.
In The Invincible, you follow the events of the book, so in the role of Yasna you are looking for members of the crew of a spaceship that landed on the planet Regis III in the constellation Lyra. The planet, which at first seemed like an endless wasteland, hides terrifying secrets that will come your way.
Because The Invincible is primarily a story issue that involves difficult choices and the consequences, including the various endings, we don’t know much about it. But we get a distressing trailer in which Yasna talks on a radio with Astrogator, the only companion, while climbing a rock.
But soon he encounters a mysterious man and the mystery is in the world. This man, whom she seems to be looking for, is not completely friendly to her, but at the same time he does not seem to want to hurt her. She obviously doesn’t know him, which we attribute to the premise of memory loss. But this man apparently knows who Yasna is and isn’t exactly happy with what she did. But what did she do? Is he one of the crew members? Is Yasna responsible for an accident?
You may find the answers in the book, but if you wait, you’ll find them in a video game adaptation. The game Invincible, on which Polish veterans with experience in the development of Sorcerer 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Dying Light and Dead Island, will be released next year on computers and consoles.
