New video game 'The Invincible' brings Polish author Stanislaw Lem's futuristic novel to life
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The Invincible is the first video game adaptation of Polish author Stanislaw Lem's work. It adapts his 1964 novel of the same name.
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The game follows a new protagonist, Yasna, as she experiences similar events to the novel's protagonist on the planet Regis III.
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It features retro sci-fi gameplay and emphasizes narrative choices that impact the story. There are 11 different endings.
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The developers aimed to honor Lem's philosophical legacy and make his work accessible to a new generation.
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Lem was considered a futurologist, predicting things like virtual reality and artificial intelligence. Poland labeled 2021 "Stanislaw Lem Year."
