Invincible's Letting Atom Eve Take Center Stage With a Video Game

Though Prime Video’s animated series Invincible focuses on Steven Yeun’s titular teenage superhero, the first season highlighted other, more experienced young heroes that could show Invincible the ropes. One of those characters was Atom Eve (Gillian Jacobs), who’s getting a little boost to her character ahead of the show’s second season. Not only does she now have a standalone episode focused on her origins, she’s also starring in her own video game.

Terrible Posture Games’ Invincible Presents: Atom Eve is billing itself as the “first original Invincible game,” as is a visual novel focused on Eve as she juggles between being a regular girl and a member of the Teen Team. Similar to other visual novels, the player makes choices that shape the course of the story—which, as noted by the trailer, is based on the comics created by Kirkman, Ryan Ottley, and Cory Walker, rather than the show. That’s important to note since Ubisoft’s recently revealed mobile game, Invincible: Guarding the Globe, appears to just be doing its own thing.

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