You could also think of the possibility to "defend" your HQ. While you check out companies, banks etc and steal money or information which you can sell for money, your "shadowcompany" growths. But while you gather more and more resources and fame, also you become the target of a...

Given that Subversion is a relatively immense game being developed by a barebones team, I don't think there's any way multi-player could be a focus of the game, without being central to it as well. I say, stick with a strong single-player experience, and if you've got the time, tack on a multi-playe...

Also, if there's a story aspect to Subversion, which I assume there will be (even if it falls in the background, as in Uplink), please don't make it lead to a "game over" situation. I love the core idea (or at least what I believe the core idea to be!) of Subversion so much that I think I'...

This is really looking more and more like the "perfect game" I've always imagined in my head. It's great that a company like Introversion exists to make this kind of stuff. The music is sounding amazing, by the way. It has kind of a classic "spy theme" element to it, but it manag...

Here are some ideas I can't seem to get off my mind ever since I heard about the Subversion project: 1. Everything seems to point to the fact that the in-game characters are "agents." So have them be part of a player-run agency. By which I mean, the agents can be hired from an underground ...