Indivisible

Indivisible is a hybrid of RPG action and side-scroll platformer, developed by independent Lab Zero Games studio - a team with a warmly acclaimed Skullgirls fight in their portfolio. The production appeared, among others, on the PC platform, Switch, etc.

Story

Indivisible takes us on a journey to a fantastic world modelled on the lands of myths and legends of Southeast Asia. The story focuses on Annie, a teenage boy raised by her father; when her house is attacked, mysterious powers awaken in the heroine. She embarks on a long and dangerous journey to not only save everything she loves from extinction, but also to get answers to the questions that bother her.

Mechanics

On the PC platform, Switch, etc. Indivisible action is observed from the side. As we play, we cross the world and face the dangers waiting for Aina; the girls are confronted with opponents, with whom we fight in turn-based mode. Ajna is not condemned to a lonely crossing, because in the course of her voyages she meets over twenty so-called "Incarnations", i.e. people with whom she can join forces and, if necessary, take advantage of their unique abilities. Each of them was endowed with its own personality, including the archer named Zebei, shaman Razmi or warrior Tungarze.

This is not the end of Ajna's unique abilities, because the girl can move to a place existing in her mind, which plays the role of a kind of base for her; it is here that we undertake the implementation of subsequent missions, develop characters and write down the state of the game. In addition, as Ajna and her atypical companions struggle to learn new skills and find useful equipment, they can face increasing challenges over time.

Technical issues

Indivisible hand-drawn graphics are at a high level; the same applies to the soundtrack composed by Hiroki Kikuta, the author of soundtracks for games such as Secret of Mana and Soulcalibur V, among others.

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Last updated on 07 March 2019