Invoke Studios reviews

We still feel the studio is growing. Still missing talent in key areas. Good place to build for the future if that's what you like

- It's unclear what makes people be picked for hire and for promotions in many cases. Some people who have no idea what they are doing (or what others are doing) or who straight up do not care, are sometimes given incredible power to make other people's lives difficult. This is true in almost all areas that have any power over planning and production of content. As another review says, some employees with terrible working practices and no legitimacy are going completely unchecked - It sounds like the management / production side of things is done very cowboy-style especially in the design side of things, with people taking arbitrary decisions that will affect everyone or waste a lot of people's time, and people just go along with it. People who know what they are doing have their work plagued by messy process, and lack of streamlined communication on individual bugs / issues, while people who have no idea and would need a lot of guidance are just left to run wild because there is simply no one managing them. - Some areas can be a complete void of information or syncing across departments, and some other parts suffer from the opposite problem of having a lot of useless noise and people communicating for the sake of it without listening to each other at all. - Salary review process has been horrible for a long time, though it looks like this recently got better - General lack of diversity, as it is generally in games - Based on how the last project went, it's difficult to feel very optimistic about the next one without a few important changes