Incognita Spy Turn Based Strategy Alpha Opens With Sneaky Video
The Alpha's only available on Windows PC, for now.
Ever wonder what life would be like if, instead of blasting Sectoids, your team of highly skilled professionals was breaking into someone's secret base and stealing all the intel it can get its hands on? Incognita, the turn based strategy spy title from Klei Entertainment, the Don't Starve folks, has it covered. There may be some pesky guards, laser beams, and locked doors between you and your target, but - with a little bit of careful planning - you can work around that. Not sure how? Take a look at this alpha footage, and find out.
"Because the game is still in the early stages, we're expecting the game to change significantly as we test and iterate on major features," says Klei's James Lantz [http://forums.kleientertainment.com/index.php?/topic/27467-incognita-alpha-launch-and-pre-orders/], as he announces the opening of pre-orders and the alpha launch. If you're willing to put some cash on the line - $16.99 if you don't want the soundtrack, $19.99 if you do - then you get alpha build access, and can futz around in a world that's basically built, but lacks many major progression systems and a huge chunk of the content. You'll have to be a Windows PC user to get in, but if you do, Klei wants your feedback as it builds the game for its 2014 launch. Yes, pre-orders get access to all future Alpha, Beta and finished versions.
For those who want to know more, Incognita has a here [http://www.incognitagame.com/].
Source: PC Gamer [http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/09/11/incognita-opens-for-alpha-access-trailer-shows-turn-based-espionage-in-action/]
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The Alpha's only available on Windows PC, for now.
Ever wonder what life would be like if, instead of blasting Sectoids, your team of highly skilled professionals was breaking into someone's secret base and stealing all the intel it can get its hands on? Incognita, the turn based strategy spy title from Klei Entertainment, the Don't Starve folks, has it covered. There may be some pesky guards, laser beams, and locked doors between you and your target, but - with a little bit of careful planning - you can work around that. Not sure how? Take a look at this alpha footage, and find out.
"Because the game is still in the early stages, we're expecting the game to change significantly as we test and iterate on major features," says Klei's James Lantz [http://forums.kleientertainment.com/index.php?/topic/27467-incognita-alpha-launch-and-pre-orders/], as he announces the opening of pre-orders and the alpha launch. If you're willing to put some cash on the line - $16.99 if you don't want the soundtrack, $19.99 if you do - then you get alpha build access, and can futz around in a world that's basically built, but lacks many major progression systems and a huge chunk of the content. You'll have to be a Windows PC user to get in, but if you do, Klei wants your feedback as it builds the game for its 2014 launch. Yes, pre-orders get access to all future Alpha, Beta and finished versions.
For those who want to know more, Incognita has a here [http://www.incognitagame.com/].
Source: PC Gamer [http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/09/11/incognita-opens-for-alpha-access-trailer-shows-turn-based-espionage-in-action/]
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