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I commissioned some invisible people 0 is a single player casual puzzle game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Follow the fun and was released on April 1, 2024. It received neutral reviews from players.

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53%Audience ScoreBased on 170 reviews
graphics9 positive mentions
gameplay4 negative mentions

  • The game features beautiful and colorful artwork with a relaxing soundtrack.
  • It offers a unique and clever April Fools' joke twist on the hidden object genre, appealing to fans of experimental and casual puzzle games.
  • Unlimited hints and zoom options help mitigate the difficulty, making it accessible and allowing players to complete it without much frustration.
  • Gameplay is largely based on random clicking and spamming the hint button due to the near-invisibility of the hidden people, which can be frustrating and tiring.
  • Some invisible characters lack clear outlines, making it difficult or impossible to find them without brute force attempts or heavy hint usage.
  • The game lacks engaging mechanics and can feel tedious, leading to wrist strain and loss of enjoyment compared to other games in the series.
  • graphics

    23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics feature beautiful and detailed artwork with vibrant colors and intricate patterns, which many users appreciate. However, some criticize the cluttered presentation of found items, inconsistent character perspectives, and the use of basic 2D visuals that feel outdated compared to modern 3D standards. Overall, the art style is well-liked, but certain design and clarity issues detract from the visual experience.

    • “The artwork is actually beautiful, don’t get me wrong.”
    • “It's a shame, because the artworks are top notch, with so many decors and patterns, and a vibrant palette of colours and shades.”
    • “The artwork is awesome, the music sounds great, and the game is fun to play.”
    • “The game features really lacklustre 2D visuals (does the developer not know 3D graphics became mainstream in the mid-1990s?).”
    • “Additionally, since the found ones don’t disappear, like in the other games, but appear, the artwork itself becomes cluttered really fast and at the end isn’t really all that beautiful as at the beginning.”
    • “Artwork is pretty and the background music pleasant, but staring into a detailed drawing trying to see a very vague outline of a character is more painful than pleasant.”
  • music

    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music is consistently described as relaxing and pleasant, enhancing the game's whimsical and atmospheric experience. While generally well-received for its calming soundtrack and thoughtful sound options, some users find it repetitive during extended play. Overall, the music significantly contributes to the game's enjoyable and immersive ambiance.

    • “The relic city ruins level is peak in terms of atmosphere and music.”
    • “The art is whimsical and the soundtrack is relaxing, so it's enjoyable to play even if the premise is ridiculous.”
    • “The artwork is awesome, the music sounds great, and the game is fun to play.”
  • gameplay

    11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is widely criticized for being frustrating and simplistic, relying heavily on random clicking to find hidden elements, which many find tiresome and unenjoyable. While the mechanics are easy to understand, the lack of meaningful interaction and repetitive actions detract significantly from the overall experience.

    • “Since the creator naturally wants to evenly distribute the gameplay across the map, it should be easy to use this to basically meta-game.”
    • “The game mechanics were very simple and easy to understand.”
    • “Such a frustrating gameplay where you just have to click everywhere to guess where the invisible people are, and sometimes you have to click twice because it simply doesn't work.”
    • “Far too overwhelming and ultimately not enjoyable due to the gameplay amounting to random clicking.”
    • “The gameplay is tiresome; you're basically just clicking around hoping to find the hidden people in the picture.”
  • humor

    5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is largely based on its quirky, April Fools' joke concept, which users find amusing and entertaining in theory. While the comedic idea is appreciated, the actual gameplay can feel frustrating or lack depth, making it enjoyable mainly as a light, humorous experience rather than a serious game.

    • “Honestly the only problem I could find with this game is the constant laughing that comes with clicking the people.”
    • “Funny April Fools joke from the dev, but it was actually kinda fun!”
    • “It's meant to be an April Fools joke - funny as an idea but terrible in practice.”
  • story

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game lacks any story, background, or narrative setup, offering no plot or context for players.

    • “There is no story, background, or setup to the game.”
    • “There is no story setup for the game.”
    • “[h3] story [/h3]”
  • replayability

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers moderate replayability through a feature that randomly removes objects from each picture, allowing players to refind them in subsequent plays. However, some users feel the overall replay value is limited.

    • “The game has some replayability as the developer added an option to remove objects randomly for each picture for you to re-find them.”
    • “Replayability: none”
  • atmosphere

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users praise the atmosphere highly, especially highlighting the relic city ruins level as a peak experience due to its immersive ambiance and complementary music.

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I commissioned some invisible people 0 is a casual puzzle game with fantasy theme.

I commissioned some invisible people 0 is available on PC and Windows.

I commissioned some invisible people 0 was released on April 1, 2024.

I commissioned some invisible people 0 was developed by Follow the fun.

I commissioned some invisible people 0 has received neutral reviews from players. Most players liked I commissioned some invisible people 0 for its graphics but disliked it for its gameplay.

I commissioned some invisible people 0 is a single player game.

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