"A Slam Dunk In One Area": The Invincible Review

From Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? to Dune, the defining works of 1960s sci-fi have long loomed large in the speculative scene. It’s rare, however, for a modern adaptation to fully commit to the aesthetic elements that couched the genre at the time. The Invincible, developed by Starward Industries and published by 11 bit studios, attempts to do just that, translating a seminal work by Stanisław Lem to retrofuturist video game form. It’s a tremendous success in a visual regard, although mileage may vary with its approach to gameplay.