2013 video game
2013 video game
Invizimals: The Alliance augmented reality role-playing video game developed byNovarama and published bySony Computer Entertainment for thePlayStation Vita . It is the fourth installment in theInvizimals PlayStation Portable .[ 3] [ 4] PlayStation 3 titleInvizimals: The Lost Kingdom [ 5] [ 6] Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom Invizimals: The Lost Kingdom .[ 7]
Gameplay involves locating and capturing creatures called Invizimals who have escaped into the real world, and integrates the Vita's hardware, including the touch controls, camera, and microphone, into the gameplay.[ 8] [ 9] augmented reality via the Vita's camera pointed at AR cards placed on a flat surface to show the Invizimal monters.[ 10] Brian Blessed .[ 8]
In addition to crossplay with the PS3 gameThe Lost Kingdom , the game also interacts withInvizimals animated series[ 11]
The game has a score of 69 onMetacritic .[ 12]
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