IMMORTALITY

Oh my god

I'm yet to complete this, but on the 8 hours, it is definitely not everyone's cup of tea. It feels pretty clumsy in many ways gameplay wise to me and i feel like I just end up going in loops. But ultimately, the mystery and actors feels great. But I also don't know if I can recommend this to any of my friends without a big reservation. It's very peculiar.

Nunca fiquei tão imerso e intrigado com um jogo de investigação quanto esse! OBRA PRIMA É impressionante o quão fundo você vai para descobrir o que aconteceu e só depois de 4 horas jogando que peguei a mecanica de voltar a fita ai minha mente explodiu no começo nao entendi nada ai fui captando e no fim tinha mais perguntas que respostas entao decidi rejogar pra platinar e entender.. falta algumas cenas pra mim mas ja entendi o core da história agora e PQP absurdo demais jogaço 10/10 pode comprar sem medo mas tenha em mente que é um jogo de paciência e recomendo fortemente jogar com controle fica mais facil!!

Haven't seen another game like it

I should preface this by saying that I don't recommend this as a game in the game sense, but rather as an art piece. Her Story times ten when it comes to intentionality. The story is scattered and hidden and it's up to you to find it and make sense of it. If you're looking for a mystery that you solve more directly then I suggest you look for The Case of the Golden Idol. If you're looking for FMV visual novels, I can vaguely gesture towards Road to Empress and the sorts. I still recommend this greatly, though. Especially if you're a creative sorts. Immortality offers a unique view towards the process of art and creation through the lens of cinematography and the interactive medium of games. The question of "What happened to Marissa Marcel?" is one that you have to find your answer to by exploring through the many clips of the three movies, with a great part of that answer being the journey you take to get there. I played through Her Story, Telling Lies and Immortality and can say that this is easily the strongest entry of Sam Barlow's three games in great part for the boldness of its approach, which I'd say its almost confrontational to traditional narrative structures whilst still adhering to them. It's one of those games that, if you stick through it to the end, you'll come out enriched by the experience.

its a good game and interesting concept but I was really lost of the plot sadly. Overall I enjoyed it though

like watching 3 of the best movies ever at once

Exploring the mystery of who Marissa Marcel was is a delight. It gets weird, and leaves questions for the player to answer. Go in blind!