the game test you a lot but is really fun and i love to play it for hours

Works as expected.

Not a bad game, reminded me a LOT of Gears of War, incredibly similar game play, camera style and even buttons...

Inversion is an interesting game that has some strong parallels with Gears of War and the developers previous game, Time Shift . In Inversion, mankind has been invaded by a powerful group of humanoids called the Lutador with dark ulterior motives as they tear the planet apart with their gravity...

Having a game define a genre customarily means it's done something refreshing or innovative to stand out from the rest of the competitive market. These highly praised titles learn from the ideas of the past and build upon them to make games better – evolving the genre in the process.

Inversion is let down down primarily by a lack of ideas: its gameplay is nothing new (the use of gravity is not unlike gameplay we've seen in Prototype, Gravity Rush or even Portal), while its multiplayer is disappointing considering the successes of others in the genre.

+ Throwing Stuff Around; + Competant AI; + Cheesy But Funny Dialogue

- Gameplay Is Too Familiar; - Multiplayer Is A Little Dry; - Incoherent Story

Dreary and dull, humourless and almost totally lacking in charisma. Not the most positive words with which to start a review of a 'not bad' game, but there you go. They form an unavoidable truth since, on first look at least, what we have here is yet another cover-based shooter in which you (and an...

Inversion is a new 3rd person Shooter by Namco-Bandai that involves the classic shooter gameplay with a gravity manipulation of the scenarios ans structures, that although said to be innovative, we have already seen it, in games like Fracture and Deep Black.

" Inversion " is not a great game, mostly because the gunplay is pretty dire, and the bosses are over-used and over-difficult. The game gets more and more frustrating as you progress, and I could barely stand it by the end.

Gravity holds the Earth in orbit, but it also keeps anyone who isn't an astronaut tethered to terra firma. Turns out all you need is a change of wardrobe: Slide on an anti-gravity harness, and suddenly you're the star of a cover-based shooter with a gravity-defying twist.

+ Cover-based co-op combat feels natural, even with gravity-tweaking gear on your back, + Exciting and dynamic multiplayer modes; reasonably attractive destructible environments

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