I used Invision before and loved it (as a developer) for collaborating on creating mockups and putting them into reality.
Now working with a team that uses Figma and helping them create prototypes is...painful. It seems great for creating the design itself but prototyping has been way harder with it than in Invision. I'm wondering if maybe we're just unfamiliar with the right way to use that part of the tool.
Figma is a bit like Sketch+InVision combined. With the InVision part actually better than InVision.
There is also InVision Studio, which was their attempt on full-fledged prototyping tool, but it's largely abandoned now, always suffered with huge reliability and perfomance issues and never became truly usable tool. It's a pity, it looked very promising.
I'm disappointed in the lack of ability to easily control vectors using the alt key that all the other programs have
plugins are rather lacking, wish they had more plugins in their library.
design to code would routinely lop off things like gradients
lacking in feature parity with figma, sketch <- strong point
Animation features are def a strong point but these and a few other gripes are why I use Figma.