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Note: the only spoiler is at the end of the review.The art style is great. You even can change characters' colors. A long time passes since I saw something like this in a 2d game. Interesting story, engaging characters, even NPCs are interesting.But everything else in this game is bad.Platforming: some places are really hard to get to. Dash is quite hard to initiate using a stick. And rest of the movement is uncomfortable with arrows. Aerial abilities also fail sometimes. Some parts of the levels' took me more than 10 tries just because I was not able to activate an ability or just activated another one.Game and level design. I want designers to suffer as much as I did. Lots of things that have no sense at all. Empty secret rooms. Why did you even bother to create them? It's not just an empty space on the edge of the map. There actually were doors that can only be opened with a specific ability. Maybe you just forgot to put red gems there?Lots of tight platforming sections. It might be okay, but respawn points on the level make no sense at all. You can be respawned right before the section, or half level earlier.The last level is just an abomination. Wind sections that I don't understand why they even exist. Sometimes wind moved me halfway in the air in a place that I would not expect it to be. There were places where I can just skip a lot of platforming by a double aerial dash.Enemies. Well, they are quite interesting. But... There were unkillable enemies. They are story-based, but I had no way to understand this from the game itself. Also because of the very odd checkpoints system sometimes I was set back in the level beyond the last save point. I literally had to load the game to be closer to that enemy, than after I was revived. Some enemies can't be killed because they just fall off the cliff during battle. While characters just return on the platform, enemies just vanish.The checkpoint system is very odd. As I mentioned before, they are scattered very randomly. Besides that sometimes enemies are revived as well, but sometimes they are not, and sometimes they are revived only once.My recommendation to those who are thinking on whether to buy it or not. Just watch a playthrough. It looks much better there than it actually plays.-- Spoiler ahead --For some reason, there were tons of red gems just scattered all over the last level. Just in case the player skipped some of them during the game? Then why did I put so much effort to collect all of them? You can just give all the improvements for free. Why not? Secrets, platforming, backtracking.... meh, just get them. In reality, you could just put extra gems on the levels, for example in empty secret rooms.

Gioco grandioso, uno dei migliori per PS4, Ha tutto, trama, grafica, musiche e gameplay tutto al top. La storia vi trascinerà con se fino alla fine e allo stranissimo combattimento finale.Vi innamorerete dell'umorismo nero di Izma, e fi affezionerete ai personaggi comprimari. che dire, è un gioco da avere assolutamente.

Pros:+ good platforming sections+ good character artstyle and charisma+ fast paced combatCons:- extremely easy combat- clichéPros:+ good platforming sections+ good character artstyle and charisma+ fast paced combatCons:- extremely easy combat- cliché plot- no autosave- no fast travel- no backstory of the characters

extremadamente aburrido, con una historia que no te inspira a seguir jugandolo y una jugabilidad muy lineal, lo unico que salva al juego esextremadamente aburrido, con una historia que no te inspira a seguir jugandolo y una jugabilidad muy lineal, lo unico que salva al juego es que tiene un arte conceptual muy bonito pero eso no es suficiente para lograr un buen juego

I know I’ve probably done a horrible job of capturing what makes Indivisible so wonderful, but you’ve got to believe me: it really is a fantastic game. If I can love it despite it featuring a whole bunch of elements I usually dislike, I think that speaks to just how good it is — and it means that you already are a fan of anime-inspired graphics, metroidvania platforming, or turn-based combat, then you should find even more to enjoy here.

Featuring genre mastery at the utmost level, Lab Zero Games have created something truly special with Indivisible. Taking such a hefty adventure on the go with the Nintendo Switch is an absolute delight.

The charming and idiosyncratic mix of platforming and action roleplaying is held back by some design flaws as well as some inconsistencies.

One of the best games we've played this year; many interesting and multifaceted characters with a very funny but also extremely deep plot

Indivisible is a game that takes you to the good old rpg times when you need to farm points in order to make easier the boss fights, also theIndivisible is a game that takes you to the good old rpg times when you need to farm points in order to make easier the boss fights, also the art made by frame by farme looks gorgeus. the controls are kind of uncomfortable but when you get used to it frustrates you not because the game has difficult mechanics but because you need to improve

This game’s story and game play have no right to be as good as it is. It reeks with charm. I thought having a massive cast of playableThis game’s story and game play have no right to be as good as it is. It reeks with charm. I thought having a massive cast of playable characters would be a downside for an RPG but it works really well and there are few characters I don’t enjoy playing. The graphics are massive but unfortunately this game lacks in almost every other technical department. Some tight platforming sections are just not fun to do unresponsive controls and having the battles take place in an area where platforming is a factor leads to some problems like the AI falling off cliffs when trying the attack, starting a battle on a temporary platform only for it to disappoint mid battle and way too many strange interactions to list off. There are a lot of glitches, at one point I some how removed text from the game and it required and hard reset to fix. If theses problems could be fixed in an update this could easily be one of the best games on Switch. And even with the game acting strange some times, the story and amazing combat system are well worth the few hiccups.

Great art style, but the controls are not responsive enough to make platforming enjoyable and while the combat is fun at first it does get aGreat art style, but the controls are not responsive enough to make platforming enjoyable and while the combat is fun at first it does get a little stale with the exception of Pheobe as her moves can be linked connecting all her moves together is satisfying.It is actually frustrating especially towards the end.A few bugs here and there resulting in speech text disappearing, being trapped in a secret area resulting in a restart.I'm more disappointed more than anything as the game had so much potential.I do however look forward to their next game :)

There are many things to love and enjoy about Indivisible being that it's a Metroidvania over world with Superstar Saga-like battle mechanics,There are many things to love and enjoy about Indivisible being that it's a Metroidvania over world with Superstar Saga-like battle mechanics, but it still falls short of what I was hoping to get out of this genre mashup.It's a cartoony, silly world that we learn about through the characters you recruit. On paper, the idea of many playable characters to switch between sounds great, but in reality I never got the chance to connect to even half of them. Once I found the 5 or 6 characters I liked, I didn't care who else got recruited. Part of the reason why is the way leveling up works is by finding items called Ringels and trading them in for attack or defense. At the end of a battle, an experience bar says that a character increased in level but there is no obvious change in strength. Boss battles weren't terribly hard, but the window of opportunity to attack for bosses like the serpent queen didn't flow well between platforming and turn-based battle.I enjoyed the platforming bits and backtracking wasn't that bad in the main worlds because it felt organic, but I was not a fan of the retreading climb that I had to face each time I went up Sumeru (the villain Kala's place). Which I find ironic because Metroidvania's are all about retread, but something about the lack of hidden discoverable and the lack of enemies made the climb up Sumeru pretty brutal.The music fits each area perfectly and sometimes found myself sitting at the pause menu for background tunes.The NPCs in this game offer no clues or insight to the game. After the first random cameo from , I was hoping that they would add to the story or have an opinion about our quest, but everyone offers smalltalk banter or mention not wanting to talk to Ajna.Overall, this game is better than average and an ambitious attempt, but I feel like its sequel could offer more depth.

Indivisible is a game unlike many others. While combining both platforming and exploration with a real-time RPG combat system didn’t always keep my interest, the game has an unique style and engaging characters that did keep me coming back. I do feel that this game is more for those looking for an RPG rather than a Metroidvania, due to its slower pace and its ‘interrupting’ combat system. But it’s the characters, music, art-style and worldbuilding that make it truly stand out from other RPG’s. Whether it will become a classic like RPG’s of old remains to be seen. But Lab Zero Games has shown that they are more than capable of bringing their unique talents to genres other than 2D-fighters and I cannot wait to see what is coming next.

Indivisible is just as good as it ever was, and the visuals hold up well on the Nintendo Switch. The story is engrossing, the gameplay is challenging yet fun, and the hand drawn environments are beautiful.

A fantastically charming mix of genres that, put together, produce a Metroidvania RPG that is utterly engaging. Even when Indivisible manages to misstep, the gorgeous aesthetic and oddball characters bring this adventure to life in a way that makes it an utter joy hold in your hands. If you can, take some time and grab Indivisible on Nintendo's handheld console.

Oh attention, l'étron indé du jour est aussi une japoniaiserie ! une japomerderie également d'ailleurs et accessoirement un jeu de merde, bienOh attention, l'étron indé du jour est aussi une japoniaiserie ! une japomerderie également d'ailleurs et accessoirement un jeu de merde, bien sûr. On a donc de la niaiserie emballée dans des graphismes (un bien grand mot ici mais bon...) d'animé nippon typique qui pourront plaire éventuellement aux otaculs ou aux otacons, c'est selon.Mais bon, après tout les égoûts et les couleuvres, ça ne se disculpe pas ! en tout cas, dans cette 2D sommaire scrollante (et scroulante) et ses quelques couleurs (pas beaucoup, ça coûte cher les couleurs) ça se prend presque pour un jeu de rôle (?!) alors que les combats qu'on croirait au tour par tour ne sont pas au tour par tour : il s'agit hélas davantage d'un sale jeu de rythme temporisé qu'autre chose.Déjà que c'est bête, si bêêête, si niais et qu'en plus, c'est très con à jouer et pas amusant du tout, même en fermant les yeux. La désinstallation m'a bien plu quand même : elle a été rapide !

Coming from the devs at skullgirls, this is not a disappointment as a rpg, just like how skullgirls isn't a disappointment as a fighter, butComing from the devs at skullgirls, this is not a disappointment as a rpg, just like how skullgirls isn't a disappointment as a fighter, but something about this just doesn't feel right, but the game is still great and has the skullgirls charm we all (hopefully) know and love

Truly a remarkable experience, and a inspired game, I truly loved it.Graphics 10/10, nice soundtrack, nice gameplay, very nice history andTruly a remarkable experience, and a inspired game, I truly loved it.Graphics 10/10, nice soundtrack, nice gameplay, very nice history and characters, but it's quite easy.Now, I'm a skilled and old player, so hard games aren't much tough for me, but I have to say, Indivisible need a patch to adjust the difficulty curve; The beginning is quite challenging and fun, but throughout the game, is not about: "Can I survive this battle?", but instead: "How fast can I kill these enemies?".Yes, the game gets super easy, and you won't have much problems, if this lack of challenge it's a big problem for you, try only doing the main quest, but if that ain't a problem for you, have fun.I have 27 hours of gameplay, 100% achievements and 100% completion overall, outstanding game, loved it.

Pros:Beautiful visuals.Fun if not chaotic battle system.Cons:Story is poorly paced and written.Gameplay can become too frantic.Pros:Beautiful visuals.Fun if not chaotic battle system.Cons:Story is poorly paced and written.Gameplay can become too frantic.Missing JRPG staples such as equipment.Plot moments make zero sense with zero context.Oh, how I wanted to love this game. I played the demo and enjoyed it so when I saw it on sale I figured it’d be a great throwback to Xenogears and Valkyrie Profile. That was a mistake. The first major issue is the story. It has breakneck pacing. This isn’t always a bad thing, though. Here though it just makes no sense. There is barely any exposition and things just don’t make sense.The combat is fun, but it is a bit too frantic. It can get really overwhelming once you have a full party.The other major issue that didn’t work is the lack of equipment. Those are JRPG staples. Perhaps the studio ran out of money or was rushed but it was something I felt was needed to make this stand up to the other games it was based on.All and all, it’s not the worst RPG on the PS4. If you can stand the nonsensical plot and too frantic of combat, it’ll probably be your thing. Anyone else? Play Ys VIII or something else instead.

Indivisible is a rare game that can rise above so many things not coming together, and whether you decide to dive in now with all its faults or wait another year for the ongoing polishing efforts to pay off, it will deliver a fantastic adventure that should easily stay with you long past the final closing credits.

It looks good (mostly), and has all the qualities that seem like it would make a great game. Not only does it fail to come together coherently, yet it also it lacks a sense of magic or "heart" that the art style would suggest it possesses. While nothing is largely technically wrong with Indivisible, it fails to be engaging as a RPG, its platforming fails to recommend it on this front, and the story never goes anywhere significant to offer this up either. This isn't bad, but it just isn't that good either.

Very good animation and style, but rest is sadly undermines it. Mediocre story, pretty bad written characters and repetitive gameplay turnedVery good animation and style, but rest is sadly undermines it. Mediocre story, pretty bad written characters and repetitive gameplay turned it into mediocre game. Sadly it's not worth full price.

Indivisible starts out with a typical trope about revenge, but grows into something much larger and meaningful by the time the credits roll, all due to the excellent writing, fantastic voice acting and simply great gameplay overall. While many games can be great, few are memorable, and Indivisible is one that I’ll be thinking of for some time. You’ve earned a new fan Lab Zero Games.

You will definitely like Indivisible's great art style, animations and cinematics. But unfortunately, gameplay mechanics and story telling are not quite good.

So disappointing, i had really high hopes this was going to be great, and after playing it by 4~6 hours, it started to get really boring, theSo disappointing, i had really high hopes this was going to be great, and after playing it by 4~6 hours, it started to get really boring, the storytelling has a lot of problems, when you die you are instantly teleported to the checkpoint which feels really cheap (meaning, like it was a cheap game). Another thing i don't like was the voice acting, i thing skullgirls had a decent voice acting, not sure what happened, but in this, i really don't feel the "acting", it's like they are just reading a script, i'm not an native english speaker, but i just didn't like it

One of the best indie games of the year, with extremely well made visuals and animations, plus the gameplay and story are pretty solid.TheOne of the best indie games of the year, with extremely well made visuals and animations, plus the gameplay and story are pretty solid.The voice acting is topnotch , with some of the Overwatch voice actors in this game, and Hiroki Kikuta as music composer you get a well rounded experience, in a world were single players games are getting scarse.

Indivisible is brought to life by its beautiful art style, charming characters, and the unique gameplay mixing two completely different genres in one experience.

It’s hard to truly dislike a game that tries to meld pre-existing ideas into something new, and this is true with Indivisible. However, it’s also hard to truly enjoy a game that doesn’t fully succeed in any of its key areas, and unfortunately this also applies to Indivisible.

Indivisible on Xbox One is super stylish, charming and loads of fun to play. There is a slightly wonky difficulty curve to get to grips with and the game will set you back a fair few pennies, however, if you’re looking for something different to lose yourself in, you’ve found it.

The platforming and the ATB-style combat with live-action elements meshed surprisingly well--much better than I was afraid they would.The platforming and the ATB-style combat with live-action elements meshed surprisingly well--much better than I was afraid they would.Mechanically and visually, the game is stellar. The characters are mostly interesting to look at and visually distinct. Narratively, the game is not very strong. The writing holds the game back considerably, making it a good game when it could have been a great game. Some of the characters can be unbearable.But at a fundamental level, the game is incredibly fun to play and has enough depth to keep me invested for a long time in spite of its flaws.I'm playing with a Hori Fighting Commander, and it's perfect.

A beautiful, stunning game, placing you in a world of engaging characters, awe-inspiring locations, and a wildly experimental combat system.A beautiful, stunning game, placing you in a world of engaging characters, awe-inspiring locations, and a wildly experimental combat system. Even looking at the thumbnail of the teaser radiates the sense of adventure and scale. As you journey through the world, learning about lore and the people in your party, you are given a story of adventure and emotion, one that will leave you wanting more. If you enjoy side-scrollers, RPGs, or turn-based combat, give Indivisible a try!

Indivisible takes the best of RPGs and fighting games and mixes them with a world full of secrets to find and a healthy dose of platforming goodness. While it doesn’t reach its full potential in some areas, it’s still a great time throughout.

Very Good!Shining animation and kinda warm graphic with slappin' soundtrack that was made with love.A lot of checkpoints with smart saveVery Good!Shining animation and kinda warm graphic with slappin' soundtrack that was made with love.A lot of checkpoints with smart save slots.Fun battles and light story with some good twists and turns.

Indivisible is a good surprise. Mixing RPG elements with platforming, the game does everything well, even if it can be too demanding at times.

Indivisible's inventive battle system brings the thrill of a fighting game to a JRPG-like party system but its platforming sections aren't as magical.

Indivisible is the new Lab Zero Games title that brings together three genres such as platforms, RPG and metroidvania. Perfectly combined with a story that catches the eye thanks to its characters, Indivisible is a unique and indispensable experience. Without a doubt, one of the hidden ones at the end of the year.

Indivisible is a breath of fresh air in the RPG genre and is a good combination of both Platforming and RPG. The combat idea is fresh, and you will get the desire to try and master it or at least enjoy the various party combinations to enjoy different experiences. The storyline, although starting of as quite basic, does grow to become a lot more interesting. This is a great addition for any who enjoy a light-hearted RPG with decent amount of challenge.

very very funexploration is a blast, the overworld abilities all feel crazy powerful and make for some very unique puzzle-likevery very funexploration is a blast, the overworld abilities all feel crazy powerful and make for some very unique puzzle-like platforming. definitely the high part of the gamecombat is fun, very customizable thanks to the multiple characters you take control of. you have plenty of ways to avoid enemies and engage with them in the overworld, which helps with the issue of a lack of a 'flee from battle' button.checkpoints are frequent, and the save system is smartly implemented, allowing you to reload almost any save made on the same slotvery fun writing and story. entertaining characters who vibe off of each other nicely, plus a couple very fitting twists and turns. wordy but lighthearted, with the occasional pinch of seriousness in particular when it comes to Ajna's character arc.stunning animations full of life, lovingly designed characters, and a slappin' soundtrack. not perfect - there's some glitches here and there and a few other minor issues - but a great game that honestly just keeps getting better the more you play it

terrible keyboard controls. terrible menu for rebinding, ONLY PAD PROMPTS INSTEAD OF KEYS ARE SHOWN and you don't overwrite the keys whenterrible keyboard controls. terrible menu for rebinding, ONLY PAD PROMPTS INSTEAD OF KEYS ARE SHOWN and you don't overwrite the keys when rebinding so it makes some keys do two things at once. due to this and only gampad prompts the controls are incredibly confusing. this is a terrible job, an insult to pc players and incredible incompetence.also the movies and backgrounds are fantastic, but the characters look like they're drawn and animated with adobe flash... terrible, cheap style. awful.avoid this game.

Indivisible is a gorgeous game that beautifully blends genres to create an engaging, exciting experience. This is a pleasantly refreshing take on a much reproduced gaming formula.

A few different design decisions might have helped the game in the long run, but it’s still a charming adventure worth the time investment.

Everything in Indivisible – from the colorful visuals to the “Oooom” noise when you save your game – is calculated to delight. Despite some uneven difficulty, both the platforming and battle systems entertain. But it’s the character design and voice work that is really the star of the show here, making Indivisible a strong contender whether you are a genre fan or not.

With an enriching story, characters, and scenery, Indivisible is a spectacle and one of the best action platformers I’ve ever played.

Indivisible combines lots of mechanics in a brilliant way and also offers a fine hand-drawn style which breath life into the whole experience.

To say Indivisible is a bit of a disappointment is an understatement. It’s not a bad game by any means, but it could have – and should have – given us a much more enjoyable journey than what we’ve ended up with. A bit more time fine-tuning combat and traversal would have gone a hell of a long way in making Indivisible worthwhile. As it is, its sumptuous graphics and excellent writing are let down by maddening gameplay elements – and that’s the most disappointing thing of all.

Although it has an underwhelming story and some pacing issues, Indivisible is a great game filled with memorable characters, gorgeous visuals, entertaining combat, and fun dialogue.

Indivisible is extraordinary. It’s a very focused game that cuts out a lot of the fluff in RPGs. There’s no skill trees, no crafting, no mundane ‘kill 10 of this monster’ type of stuff, no weapon or armor system, and not even money to spend things on. There’s one basic currency you collect to upgrade your attack or defense. I think this works in Indivisible’s favor in an era filled with games full of massive checklists, endless progress bars, and so forth. Lab Zero has an admirable vision of where it wanted to take Indivisible; it may be a streamlined experience, but it’s a damn good one.

Indivisible is one of the best RPGs of the year. A masterclass in game design, Indivisible is funny, challenging and creative in equal measure. A few difficulty bumps can't take away from what is an almost perfect example of turn-based RPG genius. The production values are through the roof, and the game will have you rapt from beginning to end.