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Invasia

Invasia is a project for those who miss Sci-Fi horror games, but featuring cutting-edge visuals. You wake up alone to the distant wail of sirens. The bright corridors of the space station are gone, replaced by claustrophobic darkness. Something has gone dreadfully wrong.

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About the Game

Sci-fi. Horror. Space station. A crushing sense of isolation, interrupted by creatures that make you wish you were alone again. And the thunderous footsteps of a heavily armored protagonist.

If all of that makes you nostalgic for 2008, you're not the only one. Invasia is a third-person sci-fi horror experience that plunges you into a long, grim, and mystery-driven journey aboard a space station overrun by hostile... humans?

Decay within and without

If your first instinct when facing cosmic beasts is to blow off their limbs, Invasia has a surprise waiting for you. These monsters are more than just infected. Something lurks inside them, something that can attack through every limb at once. Worse still, it doesn't even need a host body.

But monsters are only part of the problem. They are clumsy, primitive, and unable to use firearms. 

Yet the station's corridors are littered with human corpses riddled with bullet wounds.

If the creatures didn't do it... who did?


Psychological and body horror

Invasia brings a new take to space horror. The danger comes from everywhere: from outsiders, from within, from humanity’s own hands and from an unknown new threat. Will you dare face what you can not understand?

All answers await at the game’s finale. Coming soon.