October 30, 2013
Invizimals: The Alliance
Release date
October 30, 2013
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Single-player, Multiplayer
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Summary
Prepare yourself for fun on the run as the hunt for Invizimals becomes ubiquitous. Little and mysterious, these creatures live all around us but only your PS Vita can see them. Follow Invizimals through your garden, on the bus or in the playground, capturing your favourites to build a collection of 140 classic and new creatures. Link up with players of Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom on PS3 via the Cross-Play feature, stage frenzied four-player battles and trade even more Invizimals. [Playstation Europe]
Invizimals: The Alliance Trailer
Critic Reviews16
InviZimals is a good buy for kids. It’s a game with lots of different characters and lots to do, and will keep kids busy and entertained. Adults may even find the AR technology and use of various inputs interesting and the world of little InviZimals rather charming.
November 10, 2014
I suspect that a lot of these issues may be solved when the next game in the franchise, Invizimals: The Resistance, arrives with its card-free ways, but at present, that's still a barrier to entry, and it's a big enough barrier that you'd be wiser to just wait for The Resistance to wash up on North American shores than to invest your energy in this entry in the series.
October 23, 2014
Invizimals: The Alliance is the perfect example of a game held back by the very elements that set it apart from its peers. The creativity and technology involved with the catching of Invizimals is great, but there isn’t enough of a game built around that aspect – other than the monster fighting, which can get rather repetitive. But even with its mildly tedious nature, it’s still infinitely more enjoyable than The Lost Kingdom.
April 14, 2014