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Immortality

Marissa Marcel was a film star. She made three movies. But none of the movies was ever released. And Marissa Marcel disappeared. The new game from Sam Barlow, creator of Her Story.

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Discover the lost movies of Marissa Marcel! 1968 Alan Fischer directs Ambrosio his adaptation of M. G. Lewis’s notorious Gothic novel The Monk. He casts unknown Marissa Marcel as the infamous Matilda. 1970 John Durick writes his thriller Minsky with Marcel in mind. Set in New York City, the movie concerns the death of a famous artist and Marissa stars as the muse suspected of murdering him. 1999 For his swansong, Durick teams up with Marcel again as she returns from a lengthy hiatus. The movie Two of Everything is a subversive thriller which explores the duality between a successful pop star and her body double. None of these movies is ever released. They are thought to be lost or destroyed.

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Steam User 0546STEAMNot recommended

AVのモザイク職人体験ができる。

ゲーム内のツギハギにされた映像作品はどれも魅力的で、かといってただ未編集の映画を見るだけなら飽きるところをゲームとして成立させている。ここまではとても良かったけど……

あくまで”IMMORTALITYとしてのエンディング”しかなく、その段階では正直ゲームとしては不完全燃焼だったし、意味もよくわからなかった。エンディングの意味を理解しようとする、あるいは実績を埋めようとした際に強制されるのがモザイク職人体験。濡れ場を片っ端からチェックさせられ、私はもう疲れました。

得られた全体としてのストーリーもピンとこなかったのもあります。ホラーが苦手な私には助かる内容ではありますが、もっとホラーチックにしないと成立しない話に感じました。

Mar 26, 2026·11h·Verified

Steam User 9036STEAMRecommended

A unique and clever twist on the found footage game format. Some really excellent performances and a story that deserves to be experienced spoiler-free.

Mar 24, 2026·11h·Verified

Steam User 9018STEAMRecommended

After finally playing [i]Her Story[/i] last month, I was very curious to explore more of Sam Barlow's work.

Somehow, IMMORTALITY initially managed to leave me even more confused about how to "play the game" – I don't mean that as criticism, though. Despite not really understanding what I was doing and supposed to do, I was quickly drawn in by the world that unfolded in front of me as I explored the footage. It didn't take long before the game felt significantly more ambitious than [i]Her Story[/i], with so much more complexity in the various interwoven stories and astonishing production quality in the three movies and other material.

Admittedly, not all parts were equally interesting to me and after getting the hang of how to progress I didn't always pay full attention to every clip. Once a clearer picture started forming and made me realize what questions I'd be interested in having answered, I revisited some clips – something that was kinda necessary anyway due to mechanics I only started understanding along the way. All in all, slowly figuring out how everything was connected was quite satisfying. And, without spoiling too much, also [i]quite[/i] disturbing at times.

The UX could be a lot more helpful in many ways, though I understand why it is the way it is. It really only was a problem when finishing up the achievements – for regular game and story completion, it did not matter too much. But given the nature of the game and achievements, I did find the UX deficiency rather annoying – there really is no good reason for wasting time by having people click through the same stuff a hundred times just to trigger a random chance.

But those are minor quibbles – this is a piece of art, and I'm very glad it exists.

Mar 22, 2026·8h·1

Steam User 1471STEAMRecommended

This game is so perfectly impossible to describe that it makes writing a review very hard, but I'll try. The story of finding out what happened to Marissa Marcell is intriguing, but it's really just a hook to get you in. It's what's deeper that keeps you there. Through your disjointed jumping through clips of the three films, this game tells you so much about what it means to be an artist, to create art, to be a woman, to be an actor, to have your own defined identity, and to be human. It's like the game is reaching into your chest and holding your heart with just the implication that at any time that hand could squeeze, but you know it's not going to. I feel changed by having this experience, and I'm grateful that this was a video game because no other medium could have done this storytelling justice. It is a part of me now.

Mar 21, 2026·16h·Verified

Steam User 1717STEAMRecommended

Immortality é uma das melhores fusões artísticas entre cinema e videogames, e um belo exemplo de como a combinação de ambos pode criar algo maior do que cada um conseguiria sozinho. Trata-se da própria arte, da criatividade e de ser absorvido por ela. Porque, se a narrativa é a mais primordial das artes humanas, o que é um ator se não um receptáculo da própria criação?

Mar 20, 2026·15h

Steam User 2065STEAMRecommended

8/10.

Mar 19, 2026·14h

Steam User 4496STEAMRecommended

《IMMORTALITY》并非一款游戏，它更接近一场漫长的、自我折磨式的凝视——凝视银幕，凝视他者，凝视那个我们试图从中找回自我的幽暗镜像。

当我们用指尖在时间被压扁的胶片上滑动，match cut 不再是蒙太奇的技法，而变成了一种形而上的暴力：我们强行把不相干的瞬间缝合，妄图缝出意义，缝出Marissa Marcel这个人究竟去了哪里。Sam Barlow 用三部“从未存在过的电影”构筑了一座迷宫，却拒绝给予我们出口。他让我们成为考古学家、成为窥淫者、成为共谋者，最后成为某种更可悲的东西——一个仍然相信“真相可以被找到”的人。

三部影片如同三重镜像：《Ambrosio》是哥特式的肉体与信仰之争，《Minsky》是纽约暗巷里关于牺牲与谋杀的低语，《Two of Everything》则赤裸裸地演绎了“自我”与“替身”的恐怖游戏。它们并非平行，而是层层套叠的俄罗斯套娃，最里面那个最小的娃娃，或许从来就不存在。Marissa 在镜头前一次次死去、一次次被替换、一次次被重新定义，而我们这些观看者，不过是另一层更迟钝的替身，用暂停、快进、放大去冒充上帝。

游戏最残酷的讽刺在于：它让你以为自己在“解谜”，实际上却在重复导演们对她的所作所为——肢解、重组、强加叙事、榨取表演，直到演员的灵魂被彻底耗尽。所谓“永生”，从来不是肉体的不朽，而是影像的不朽；是创作者把自己的恐惧、欲望与原罪投射到别人身上，然后声称“这是一件艺术品”。当我们终于拼凑出真相时，才发现最恐怖的不是Marissa 消失了，而是我们竟如此
渴望她消失——因为只有她的缺席，才能让我们的观看行为显得有意义。

巴洛借此叩问了一个古老而血淋淋的问题：艺术是否必然以吞噬人性为代价？创作者是否注定是食人者？而观众，又何尝不是食腐动物，在黑暗中啃噬别人已经腐烂的激情与创伤？

最令人战栗的并非那些裸露、暴力与性，而是当所有胶片都播放完毕，屏幕陷入漆黑，你突然意识到：真正失踪的从来不是Marissa，而是那个曾经相信“看懂了就能拥有”天真的自己。你在寻找她的同时，把自己永远留在了那些闪烁的帧与帧之间。
于是《IMMORTALITY》完成了它最冷酷的match cut——
它剪掉了你与现实之间的最后一条接缝。
从此以后，每当你再看一部电影，都会下意识地去寻找：
那个被遗忘的女人，
那个被消耗殆尽的灵魂，
以及藏在银幕背后，仍在饥饿地注视着你的、另一个你。
这不是游戏。
这是献祭。
而我们，都已献上了自己最柔软的部分。

Mar 18, 2026·3h·6

Steam User 1951STEAMRecommended

Very interesting game with phenomenal acting. The gameplay takes a bit to get a hang of, I'd HIGHLY recommend playing with a controller as opposed to keyboard and mouse, as the cues are much more obvious and helps with the bits you may get stuck on. I often found myself thinking of this game between sessions. Took about 9 hours to get to the ending, but I barely scratched the surface of content and will be playing through a second time for sure

Mar 17, 2026·10h·1·Verified

Steam User 6622STEAMRecommended

Perfect

Mar 15, 2026·Verified

Steam User 2255STEAMRecommended

Very enjoyable - I preferred this to Her Story, though it's more of a time investment - I'm going to try and 100% this. Piecing together and comparing the three movies is fun, I'm a sucker for nonlinear progression, and figuring out how the game works beneath the surface layer is very satisfying. You might not enjoy this game, but you probably will if:

a) you enjoy the David Lynch film "Lost Highway"

b) you have read and enjoyed one or more books described as "magical realism"

and/or

c) you find appealing the idea of a game where you wouldn't be surprised if one day, it's not in your Steam library, and it's not on the Steam store, and there's no trace of it online. Perhaps you dreamed the whole thing. Perhaps it dreamed you.

Mar 15, 2026·10h·1·Verified

Steam User 1209STEAMRecommended

Incredible acting, interesting story, a very original and creative game. Must play.

Mar 14, 2026·9h·1·Verified

Steam User 3814STEAMRecommended

Not everyone is going to like this game [b]which is fine![/b]

Not everything is made for everyone and if someone doesn't like this game then it's not the game for them.

You will enjoy this game if:
~You enjoy stories about what art means and what the value of it is
~You like stories where something feels off and a bit creepy
~Mysteries
~Spending hours combing through footage to find new clips (a lot of hours if you want every clip)
~Movies
~Learning more about how movies are made
~Learning about the story in a non-linear fashion.
~Spending time on a task that a lot of people would consider tedious.

If you hate a lot of what I listed above, then this game is not for you.

Mar 13, 2026·18h·Verified

Steam User 7846STEAMRecommended

The unicorn of the seventh (and the eighth?) art.

Immortality is one of the best art fusions between cinema and video games, and a beautiful example how combining both can make something bigger than they could alone. It's about art itself, about creativity and being consumed by it. For if storytelling is the most primordial of human arts, what is an actor is not a vessel of creation itself?

The game is enjoyable through and through. It is filled with little details. And while it has enough references to make any movie enthusiast squeal (I see you, bowl of oranges! And all those Chekhov's guns and Macguffins), nonlinear storytelling (the narrative is "crafted" by the player, depending on how you unveil the story) and even metafictional elements, it's just very gripping, enjoyable and entertaining in its basemost layers.

The movies are all interesting plot-wise, and the intrigues behind the scenes are even more intriguing to uncover. I think any cinema lover would see them as a treat. And then the game also offers some glimpses to the behind the scenes of making a movie, making you pay attention to the most minute props and the permanence of crew members and extras. It's a full on immersive entry, and maybe it's why it has so much depth. Having worked in the cinema industry, many of the points feel uncannily familiar. It is authentic.

Last but not least, the aesthetic value is beautiful and the production quality in itself is incredible. Some of the scenes rival great directors of our time (and before), the actors are excellent and Sam Barlow's direction is more refined than ever.

Fully recommended. It's a beautiful piece of art and very enjoyable to play and discover.

Mar 6, 2026·18h·6·Verified

Steam User 5333STEAMRecommended

我觉得看完演职员表只是这个游戏的开始，才能初步理解本作在大量性爱关系下掩藏的反凝视反物化的精神内核，但我仍然不知道发生了什么，完全一头雾水，还有那么多切片要收集，要拼凑出无数人的电影人生。
但是依然认为这部游戏值得体验，无论是通过片段一点点拼凑出电影讲了什么，还是自己摸索找出隐藏剧情的触发机制（真是很有趣也很具有深意的机制）都是游戏性的一环，在游玩过程中骤然发现令人战栗的片段和由串联起来故事的全貌更是汗毛倒竖爽快至极，就算抛去通关的目的只是听着背景音乐欣赏电影，也是惬意的。

Mar 2, 2026·10h·Verified

Steam User 0497STEAMNot recommended

It gets too tedious as you run out of new footage and the non-linear progression makes it too easy to lose track of the plot.

Mar 2, 2026·7h·4

Steam User 4249STEAMRecommended

Just give it some time. There's more here than you realize, and it's worth it. Don't spoil it for yourself. If you hear something while playing, that should trigger your curiosity.

Mar 1, 2026·4h·Verified

Steam User 3725STEAMRecommended

Immortality, ilk bakışta yalnızca film kesitlerini izleyip aralarında gezdiğin basit bir arşiv oyunu gibi görünse de, hikaye derinleştikçe oyuncuyu yavaş yavaş kendi içine çeken ve merak uyandıran bir yapıya sahip. Oyunda kaybolmuş bir oyuncunun yer aldığı üç farklı film projesine ait sahneler arasında dolaşıyor, görüntülerin içindeki yüzler, objeler ve küçük hareketler üzerinden bir sahneden diğerine geçiyoruz. Başlangıçta bu sistem yalnızca klip izlemek gibi hissettirse de, bir sahneden ötekine geçtikçe ve eksik kalan anlar tamamlandıkça anlatı çok daha ilgi çekici ve sürükleyici bir hale geliyor. Aynı karakteri farklı zamanlarda ve farklı rollerde izlemek, hikayenin parçalarını kafanda birleştirmeye başladıkça oyunun tonu belirgin şekilde kararıyor ve gizem tarafı güçleniyor. Oynanış neredeyse tamamen izlemek, durdurmak ve doğru bağlantıyı yakalamak üzerine kurulu bir oyun. Buna rağmen sahneler arasındaki geçiş mantığı oldukça yaratıcı ve her doğru eşleşme, seni hikayenin biraz daha derinine çekiyor. Oyunun atmosferi, gerçek oyuncularla çekilmiş sahneler ve kamera arkası görüntüleri sayesinde son derece güçlü ve rahatsız edici bir hava yaratıyor. Arayüz sade ve anlaşılır olsa da, özellikle ilerleyen saatlerde aradığın sahneye tekrar ulaşmak zaman zaman gereğinden fazla vakit alabiliyor.

** Oyundaki sahneler tamamlandıkça çok daha etkileyici hale gelen, oynanıştan çok anlatım ve atmosferle öne çıkan gerçekten farklı ve akılda kalıcı bir deneyim sunuyor

Feb 26, 2026·15h·Verified

Steam User 7335STEAMRecommended

Not as good as 'Her Story' imo, but also very captivating.
Control-wise it's a bit confusing at first. Took some time to understand that you can click on almost anything (objects).

Suddenly the game ended and rolled the credits and I was like WHAT IS HAPPENING? I'm not done, I have no clue about the story...why is it over?
Turned out I saved found clips for later, but the game considered them watched. This should not happen.

I had to spoil myself in the end regarding the story, because I could not make any more progress. You need to play with a controller, it is very weird to trigger certain clips, not intuitive at all! But these are the ones that paint the bigger picture. And ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, that's a wild story!

Overall very enjoyable game, but the technical difficulties dragged it down.

Feb 25, 2026·15h·Verified

Steam User 6458STEAMRecommended

9/10 很复杂的一部作品。游戏？电影？还是录像带？最后看着片尾字幕，哪怕已经跳出结局成就，但我仍然一直在想：玛瑞莎到底发生了什么呢。如果只是发现了结局，那也依然无法说明过程，因为从第一次特殊倒带出现时，我脑子里就有了关于角色的猜想。3部电影的明线，玛瑞莎故事的暗线，确实算得上令人着迷的谜题。先说3部电影，作为电影爱好者，已经沉入其中了。不同的场景，故事，演员，发掘录像的过程不单单是解开玛瑞莎的谜题，同时也是拼凑出这三部电影的台前与幕后，尽管十分碎片化，但也能体验一把神秘调查员兼剪辑师的快乐，对于接近20小时才初次通关的的我来说，这三部电影的内容依然呈现在我眼前。第一部安布罗修，4：3的古典比例，配上莎士比亚式的台词对白，以修道院为场景的古典故事，不仅充斥着对天主教的背叛，而且侧面揭露故事暗线。第二部明斯基则是我最喜欢，充满胶片质感的摄影画面，整体故事架构和之前汤唯的那部分手的决心很像，不过卡尔和玛瑞莎的化学反应要高出不少。第三部成双成对虽是替身与明星，但和大多的“双胞胎”叙事一样，不过玛瑞亚在影像中已经是筋疲力竭，经常血流满面（这也是疑惑之一）。本作完全模糊了角色和演员的边界，因为大多录像均是彩排或是包含了首尾打板，每段录像你既可以看到角色的行为，也夹杂不少演员的动作，所以观看一个个碎片化的电影片段也就是观看玛瑞亚碎片的人生。另外，本作的录像数目浩如烟海，现在我也仍未找全任何一部电影的所有片段，也就留下了一些困惑，之后还是要看看玩家社区的理解
呼，看完了几个小时的数个解析视频，也算是大体理解了本作表里线的故事脉络。这能说遗憾，遗憾的不是故事，而是未能亲自发掘完整内容。本作设定要找到所有录像才能观看所有的隐藏片段，但寻找所有录像的过程太随机了，很靠运气，今天又随机的点点点了40分钟却只找出一个新片段。可惜啊，要是能亲自发掘出游戏的所有片段，拼凑出完整故事，这对我来说绝对是10分大师之作。

Feb 25, 2026·17h·3

Steam User 8714STEAMRecommended

Just brilliant, deep, slick and disturbing

Feb 25, 2026·11h·Verified

Steam User 7902STEAMRecommended

クリア日: 2023/05/21
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Feb 23, 2026·8h·Verified

Steam User 7792STEAMRecommended

If an art film cosplayed as a game; one of the few times in my gaming life where I accidentally beat it.

I enjoy these experimental games and like FMV—from old school campy ones to the modern artsy ones. I play these games while eating dinner since they don't require split-second reaction times on the controls. I started playing this game not knowing anything about it except that it was from the same developers as Her Story, so I figured it was going to be another video-clip game. It was/is. It's similar to but different from Her Story because it's video clips where you solve a mystery, but the clips are film production and not police footage (and the mystery isn't a crime to solve but rather a "what happened" kind of deal).

I enjoyed it, but like Her Story (and all random/procedurally generated games), I question whether the random way in which you navigate the story benefits it at all. This one makes a little more sense because if they just handed you the clips in order, there wouldn't be much of a game to play. But I found myself about 100 clips in when I just looked up that there were 202 and started spamming clicks so that I could just watch them in order, which I would enjoy more. Right before I did that, I discovered the special/secret system and started playing those whenever I found them. I got up to 190, completing the 57 necessary for Two of Everything, started playing them in order, and accidentally triggered the true ending. Yeah, so that happened.

The Positives:
-While I normally think the random unfolding of stuff is unnecessary, I will say that it worked here because the second or third clip I came across was an infamous scene where one character literally says (not kidding), "I will **** you into heaven!!!" WOW, that's one way to get introduced to a game. So, vindication for them because no way that happens to me without the randomness.

-The production value of the videos is fantastic. You can tell they used various filming techniques, deliberately placed items in the scene that were similar across sets to connect the clips, and combined behind-the-scenes with interviews and filmed clips. It's quite well done. I enjoyed watching the clips, even when I didn't know what was going on (which usually causes me to tune out of things).

-While there is little direction on how to play the game, I was able to figure it out, even discovering the secret by accident—I will say that controller seemed to work better for the secrets than keyboard and mouse, but that might've just been my knowledge of the controls. The controller allows you to move forward and backwards a tad more easily, which is how I stumbled upon the technique (side note: now that I think about it, I found the secret and triggered the secret/true ending right after checking my achievements in Steam...pressing random buttons for a moment to get my bearings again :-P).

The Negatives:
-While I enjoyed the scenes, it was getting difficult to track everything I'd seen and which secrets I found, so I had to create an entire notepad in Notes listing everything I'd found. Seems like they could've helped you track this stuff in the game. The interface is lacking, which is mostly fine except for keeping track of stuff.

-When you clicked to get from scene to scene, it started you where the object you linked from was in the new scene. I'd always forget to rewind, so I'd watch part of a scene, rewind, and watch the whole one. Kind of annoying.

-As I mentioned above, I liked the scenes but just wanted to watch the clips in order. So, I just started clicking and uncovering them. I still can't believe I accidentally discovered the true ending just trying to watch the clips in chronological order and trigger the secrets when I'd find them. I didn't even get through three clips, and it happened (and, ironically, I didn't even get to see what happened because I accidentally clicked out of it—insane). Fortunately, it lets you continue after the credits roll or I'd be pissed.

-While I enjoyed the clips despite their random order, I think I would've enjoyed them more if I'd known what the hell was going on. Sure, I liked discovering things sometimes in random order, but for every cool thing that happened, I'd trigger an achievement for what happened to someone who I barely knew. So, that sucked.

-They made those secret people creepy as hell. A stark contrast from the fun, aesthetically pleasing regular people.

Overall, I recommend it like I recommend Her Story; they are similar but different. I enjoyed the clips in this one more because they were all visually engaging (and some outright insane vs. the police interviews in Her Story). But the fact that just over halfway through my clip-finding I just started rapidly cycling through clips to get them all so I could watch them in order and then accidentally triggered the true ending of the game tells you something about how randomness shouldn't be confused with creativity or hand-waved as, "It gives everyone a unique gameplay experience." No, I want to understand what the hell is going on. I get that the movies are ironically not the point, but spending 6 hours clicking through scenes instead of a few to just watch them in order and find the secrets where I could understand everything better (which is what I'm doing now that the credits are done rolling from my accidental win) is not efficient and didn't really seem necessary. I'll accept the way they want to present the story, but I am playing it my way: clicking until I get the clips and then watching them in order.

Update: Upon reviewing the videos in order and the secrets, it makes so much more sense and is quite beautiful—the attention to detail from the filming types to the way the story builds to all of the elements of the scenes (e.g., they make sure to get crew faces for the clicking navigation) is quite astounding. While I'd still prefer to just watch them in order like I did, now that I understand and get to see the whole story, it's quite amazing how much they get you to care about the characters and these filmmaking experiences.

Feb 23, 2026·28h

Steam User 5296STEAMRecommended

Gameplay simples pra uma história extremamente complexa, intrigante, sensível, melancólica e completamente surpreendente. Um dos melhores jogos que já tive o prazer de jogar. Obrigada Jac.

Feb 22, 2026·19h

Steam User 0428STEAMRecommended

Immortality é um jogo sobre arte, existência e vazio, que te apresenta como um “detetive”, um observador. Mas, quanto mais você joga, mais percebe que você não está só assistindo, você está participando.

[h1]Contexto com spoiler (esse jogo é absurdo)[/h1]

The One = [spoiler]mulher misteriosa[/spoiler]
The Other = [spoiler]homem misterioso[/spoiler]

Eles são seres imortais que possuem corpos humanos pra continuar existindo, mas pensam diferente.
The One se interessa pelos humanos, pela arte, por sentir algo, por ser compreendida. Já The Other trata tudo como meio, usa humanos como objeto pra continuar existindo, sem se importar. E no meio disso está Marissa Marcel, que morreu na Segunda Guerra e foi possuída pela The One. Durante o jogo, ela é observada o tempo todo, dirigida, desejada, julgada. Ela não controla a própria imagem, ela é apenas vista.

[h1]Os filmes (não são só história)[/h1]

Ambrosio mostra um homem que descobre o prazer e se entrega a isso, usando tudo pra satisfazer esse desejo, mas, no final, isso leva à queda dele. Marissa, nesse filme, não tem controle nenhum, ela é tratada como objeto de desejo. A maçã aparece várias vezes como tentação, como algo que puxa pra esse lado do prazer e da queda (nesse filme).

[h3]Minsky[/h3]

Aqui a arte vira um problema, o corpo vira uma ferramenta. A atriz deixa de ser pessoa e vira algo a ser usado pra construir a visão de Minsky. Marissa (The One) ajudou a escrever o roteiro com John Durick, mas, mesmo assim, ele queria mostrar ela do jeito que ele fantasiava, não como ela realmente queria. The Other aparece como Carl (Goodman), ele tenta alertar que John não compreende ela, mas acaba sendo morto pela The One.

[h3]Two of Everything[/h3]

Nesse filme, The One tenta possuir John e Marissa ao mesmo tempo, mas isso é demais pra ela.
A gente vê isso no jogo: Marissa sangra, desmaia, John quase não aparece, e tem momentos em que ela está falando com ela mesma. Ela não consegue sustentar duas existências ao mesmo tempo.

Nesse tempo, Amy Archer assiste à gravação da morte do The Other, o que faz com que ela seja possuída por ele. Ao mesmo tempo, Durick morre durante as produção caótica, e os sangramentos nasais de Marissa levam a uma hemorragia cerebral catastrófica. Ela desmaia no set e entra em coma/estado vegetativo.

Então Amy (The Other) queima ela(libertado/imortalizando ela na arte), e assim é feito. O filme é cancelado em respeito aos falecidos/hospitalizados, e nunca é lançado. O filme Ambrosio é roubado e nunca lançado, Minsky é abandonado, e, por sua vez, Two of Everything também é cancelado. O jogo termina com a frase "Agora sou parte de você".

[h1]Minha Interpretação:[/h1]

The One encontrou uma imortalidade mais valiosa e poderosa nos humanos: a arte. Ela queria ser compreendida e amada, talvez viver como humana. Se o vazio já é algo pesado para um humano, mesmo vivendo cercado de coisas que têm significado para preencher isso, imagina para um ser que, além de imortal, sobrevive possuindo corpos.

Assim como Ambrosio se iludiu com o prazer e acabou causando seu próprio fim, The One se envolveu tanto com a arte que achou que era humana.

[b]"Eu queria defender a humanidade e me permitir pensar que fazia parte dela"[/b]

Quando The Other volta da “morte”, isso remete à ideia de que a arte mantém o passado “vivo”, mas não do jeito que a gente vive. Se você faz parte de uma obra, você não continua vivendo de verdade com o corpo físico, mas também não some completamente, você fica ali, pronto pra voltar sempre que alguém olhar de novo.

Por isso, a arte é uma forma de imortalidade mais forte que viver pra sempre. Porém, ela precisa de alguém vendo. Diferente de "viver", que é algo contínuo e acontece sem depender de ninguém olhando, a arte só acontece quando alguém entra em contato com ela, mas, ao mesmo tempo, ela pode durar mais.

É aqui que o sentido da frase "agora sou parte de você" começa a fazer sentido, porque, naquele momento, a existência deles depende de você estar vendo, interpretando e conectando as coisas. Sem você, aquilo não acontece.

[h3]Também dá pra interpretar ao contrario.[/h3]

The Other não gosta dos humanos, mas, ao mesmo tempo, ele é mais humano que a The One que está tentando ser. Humanos são maus por natureza, e The Other é mau, arrogante e cínico.

Ele tenta sabotar Minsky possuindo Goodman e criando um romance com John, e, de certa forma, tenta salvar a The One.

A frase "Agora sou parte de você" também pode ser vista de outro jeito. Os filmes de Marissa nunca foram lançados de fato, até que todas as imagens sejam desenterradas e reveladas ao público (o jogador), para serem analisadas, montadas e entendidas.

Assim, o jogo só existe porque alguém está vendo. E The One pode se tornar a gente, como uma ideia que nós seguimos e replicamos quando jogamos.

[h3]detalhe[/h3]

Um detalhe interessante é uma fala em Minsky, quando Franny (Marissa/The One) descobre que Goodman tem um quadro dela "nua" e acaba falando:

"Você me vê com os olhos de Minsky"

Minsky é um artista maluco que pinta suas muses nuas, transa com elas "em nome da arte" e depois descarta como objeto. Franny (Marissa) é a muse suspeita de matá-lo. Carl/Goodman é o detetive ingênuo que se apaixona por ela.

O quadro no apartamento de Goodman mostra ela como a muse fantasiada/objeto de Minsky, não como a Marissa real. Carl a deseja assim, assim como Durick (diretor) a usa para sua "visão artística".

Isso reforça a ideia de que o The Other é meio que um "herói", porque ele tenta avisar. Ele fala que John não compreende ela, e dá pra interpretar que ele tenta sabotar a The One, porque já entendeu que os humanos não vão entender nem amar ela de verdade, e só vão tratar ela como objeto.

Feb 21, 2026·21h

Steam User 8119STEAMNot recommended

4 hrs in, the plot makes zero sense and I am just clicking stuff at random. No idea why am I watching all that. Art slop is my best guess

Feb 19, 2026·4h·1

Steam User 9754STEAMRecommended

Confusing going in - just what am I supposed to do? - and the three movies initially seem corny, but then it suddenly clicks, you're invested in both the movies and the behind th scenes making of the movies, and you suddenly realize the game mechanics, opening up layers upon layers. The brilliant and moving performances, especially the tragic and touching Charlotta Mohlin, are absolutely powerhouse. I can see where it might not be for everyone, but for those it does work for it is outstanding, like if David Lynch's Inland Empire was a video game. Candy says: give it a chance to grow on you and you won't be disappointed.

Feb 19, 2026·10h·5·Verified

Steam User 1690STEAMNot recommended

Utterly boring and pretentious for all the wrong reasons. Neither a mystery or a game, it fails at every step of trying to be art. The only thing it exceeds at is being terrible.

Film student project level of terrible.

Feb 17, 2026·6h·2

Steam User 8750STEAMRecommended

ABSOLUTE CINEMA
🖐👨‍🦳🤚

Feb 16, 2026·13h·Verified

Steam User 7577STEAMRecommended

This is what happens when you give players a film archive, zero instructions, and absolute trust that we’ll ruin our own sleep schedule trying to connect invisible red strings. There’s no quest marker, no objective list, no NPC saying “Hey, maybe check the basement.” It’s just you, decades of lost footage, and the creeping realization that you are absolutely not prepared for what you’re about to uncover. 5 hours later, I'm squinting at someone’s left earlobe like it holds the secrets of the universe and then freak out when I rewind the footage and understand why my controller was buzzing all along.

Feb 14, 2026·12h·8

Steam User 9667STEAMRecommended

弥补了传媒学生放假在家不能昏昏欲睡地拉片的遗憾，非常好游戏令我仿佛在上课

Feb 14, 2026·5h·Verified

Steam User 9991STEAMRecommended

Creates a very enjoyable journey from "wtf is going on" to "oh my god".

Feb 14, 2026·8h·Verified

Steam User 5836STEAMRecommended

Interesting story. I liked the choosing of picture frames as a gameplay. Nice feature.

Feb 13, 2026·2h·4·Verified

Steam User 7892STEAMRecommended

A unique, experimental FMV experience. In some ways a masterpiece, in other ways a let down. I loved it, and think it is by far the best game of this genre I have ever played and probably will play.

The "game" has themes and plotlines that are built in multiple layers, from the more banal representation of the film industry, sexism, abuse, trauma and exploitation, to ruminations on the meaning of art itself to... Other things I won't spoil. The film provides questions and concepts to consider and rarely gives answers. The disclaimer is that this is a game about reflection more than anything. The more you are willing to engage in that, the more enjoyable the title will be. If that's your cup of tea, go for it. I couldn't recommend it enough, and go in blind if you can. There are some caveats though.

The storyline and layers unfurl based on the way you explore the films. You jump through objects in the scenery which can be items representative of film, like lighting, to more symbolic objects like the crucifix or an apple. This mans that the experience of the story is collected in disjointed pieces and slowly assembled by you. For me, it was incredibly well done and likely played out as expected. However, I believe e this format may may present an uneven experience for many players, with some story beats not having the same impact.

The other issue is that while reaching the credits is doable with this object-connection method, there is even more story beyond that which people should search for to really get the full understanding of the game and this method becomes a little tedious. The method has an element of randomness, which means there is no defined way to reach certain scenes. This is where the "game" element falls apart. At the point the game gets tedious, use a guide to find those extra scenes. Chase down the hidden achievements to really get the full scope of the meaning. Apart from this, certainly an unforgettable experience.

Feb 11, 2026·15h·1

Steam User 1098STEAMRecommended

me encanto pero justo cuando me quedaban dos logros se me fue al garete y perdi mis avances...no podria hacerlo de nuevo...pero esta curioso, y hasta da un poco de yuyu

Feb 10, 2026·41h

Steam User 1483STEAMRecommended

This is a tricky one to recommend. It's an incredible piece of media. Great story, well acted, absolutely worth experiencing... but it's a bad game. You are using wonky controls to navigate a poor interface in order to get to the actual good stuff. I recommend this game, not because it is a good game, but in spite of how bad a game it is.

Feb 9, 2026·13h·2

Steam User 6759STEAMRecommended

Does this game have bad controls that make you miss half the story if you don't use them properly? unfortunately yes it does.
Is the matchcut mechanic annoying to deal with? unfortunately yes it is.
But this game has one of those mysteries that makes me wish could wipe my memory and experince it again. If you like movies, film history, and art in general. I have to reccomend Immortality

Feb 7, 2026·12h·1·Verified

Steam User 1283STEAMNot recommended

I really love this game, but the frustration of spending 20 minutes just to try to unlock ONE the "hidden footage" makes it unbearable.

Feb 7, 2026·2h·Verified

Steam User 2495STEAMRecommended

An incredibly interesting concept that is pulled off so well. I'd absolutely recommend going in blind to this one - just enjoy uncovering what it's all about.

Feb 7, 2026·10h·2·Verified

Steam User 3808STEAMRecommended

Stal jsem se obětí božské entity. 10/10.

Feb 4, 2026·8h·Verified

Steam User 4301STEAMNot recommended

The performances are great, I enjoyed the characters, and the concept of the presentation was really interesting, but the "game" part is just 8 hours of mindlessly playing a gacha machine without any thought or interaction. The metaplot that leads to the ending also just felt like it was being weird for the sake of weirdness rather than actually adding anything.

Feb 2, 2026·8h·6·Verified

Steam User 7054STEAMRecommended

我看不懂，但我大受震撼

Feb 1, 2026·22h·3

Steam User 9501STEAMRecommended

Coming back to this game after beating it 3 or 4 years ago and I just can't not recommend it to movie lovers, secret hunters, and deep thinkers. Simple gameplay (its more of an interactive movie than a game) that has so much to offer.

Feb 1, 2026·22h·7·Verified

Steam User 8219STEAMNot recommended

Loaded this up and just instantly disliked it.

Jan 31, 2026·Verified

Steam User 5883STEAMNot recommended

Incomprehensible. Starts with a wide range of clips but once the tutorial is complete all that is visible is the few click throughs you get from the first clip thar lead nowhere new.

Nevertheless the acting is very good but as a 'game' it's a dud.

Jan 31, 2026·1h·2

Steam User 1639STEAMRecommended

Za dawnych czasów serii Samo Gęste wychwalałem niesamowicie Her Story, grę w mojej opinii znakomicie odkrywczą. Pamiętam jednak, że jej spadkobierca, o którym dziś będzie jest jednak kapkę mniej chwalony i zastanawiałem się czy w ogóle grać. Kolega z pracy jednak chwalił i było w bundlu więc oto jesteśmy.

Immortality, podobnie jak Her Story właśnie przedstawia nam gameplay gdzie przekalkujemy się przez bazę wideoklipów, żeby złożyć do kupy przebieg wydarzeń. Gdzie jednak Her Story oferowało śledztwo, tu mamy karierę aktorki Marisy Marcell. Przez wideoklipy możemy zaś poznać zarówno fabułę trzech filmów z jej udziałem, jak i jej własny los. Z tą tajemnicą się zmagamy.

Od razu powiem, że w kontekście filmowych vibów jest genialnie. Uczucie filmu z kina studyjnego jest mocne jak narkotyki, które brali twórcy takich artystycznych filmów. Broń boże nie jestem tu ekspertem, ale zdjęcia i gra aktorska są w moich oczach na świetnym poziomie. Ta stylizacja trzymała mnie przy grze do samego końca.

No właśnie- grze- pochylmy się więc nad mechanikami. Tu chyba widzę największy krok w tył od Her Story. Zamiast wyszukiwać filmiki słowami kluczowymi, tu możemy owe filmami zatrzymywać i klikać na wybrane obiekty by przenieść się do innego klipu powiązanego też przez tę rzecz. Czyli np. klikając na twarz aktora możemy zobaczyć inną scenę, gdzie występuje, a klikając na pistolet przeniesiemy się do innej sceny z pistoletem właśnie. Ma to świetny feeling tworzenia świeci powiązań i przez większość czasu. Bawiłem się z tym świetnie.

Trzeba jednak przyznać, że strukturalnie ma to wszystko mniej powiedzmy intencjonalności. Czasami klikałem na przedmioty w losowy sposób. Strukturalnie dostrzegam też pewien problem. Gra bowiem mówi nam, masz wideoklipy, baw się. Brakuje w tym wszystkim jednak pośrednich celi. Ja sam wyznaczyłem sobie takowy, zrozumienie fabuły pierwszego filmu. Nowy gracz może się jednak czuć zagubiony. W tym aspekcie skończenie gry- w znaczeniu zobaczenia napisów końcowych- również jest dziwne. Nie będę wam spoilerował, ale nie mam bladego pojęcia jak miałem sam na to wpaść.

Chciałbym jednak w kontrze zaznaczyć, że powyższe wady nie są kluczowe. Myślę, że uwydatniły się w porównaniu z tym jak dobrze radziło sobie Her Story. W Immortality za ś bardziej płyniemy z prądem, co jest też jak najbardziej świetnym doświadczeniem. A zakończenie? Poleciłbym grę nawet gdyby go wcale nie było.

Znalezienie publiczności, której Immortality przypadnie do gustu jest trywialne. Fani kina artystycznego, studyjnego, kina z XX wieku, kina w ogóle na pewno powinny się zapoznać. Z perspektywy gier, jeśli jesteście fanami Her Story, to też warto spróbować. A jeśli lubicie story gry to ponownie, spróbujcie obu. Mimo mojego narzekania jest to znakomite doświadczenie.

Jan 31, 2026·9h·1

Steam User 6876STEAMRecommended

game good

Jan 31, 2026·18h·Verified

Steam User 0988STEAMRecommended

8/10

Jan 31, 2026·15h·Verified

Steam User 7449STEAMRecommended

I'm giving Immortality a positive review because I respect the effort that went into making it. The quality is frankly amazing.

But I have to say that this is not my type of game at all. I felt really lost for the most part. On paper I really like the concept but in practice it felt like I had to go through more filler than plot, which is a shame because the plot/mystery itself is really intruiging.

Again, while this is not my type of game I can see that some would love it. It is insainly well made and probably a stand out in the genre.

Jan 29, 2026·2h·1

Steam User 1776STEAMRecommended

Art.

Jan 28, 2026·15h

Steam User 6848STEAMRecommended

Immortality is an investigative FMV horror adventure game by Sam Barlow, famous for another FMV adventure game called Her Story. This game has similar gameplay to Her Story which was a tight, well made and unconventional non-linear FMV adventure game where you had to link video clips together to piece together the story. Immortality takes that premise a bit too far with a very bloated run-time, excessive NSFW moments all over and missing quality of life gameplay features but the interesting story makes it worth checking out overall.

The game is ambitious, tasking the players with piecing together 3 movies from 3 time periods while figuring out the real story that links it all together. The first problem is that those 3 movies aren't very good and the real story being set outside of them should have been the focus instead. The game has a fun jump cut system where you find one part of a scene and connect it to another scene with a similar object but unlike Her Story, it's illogical that that's how you would work with the clips. Needing to scrub through many clips of multiple boring movies coupled with the excessive run-time makes keeping track of story threads a chore unless you've already collected all the clips. Unlocking some clips has an RNG aspect which makes the issue worse. On top of that, the game offers no way to track which clips you've seen and what secrets you've unlocked, so you'll have to use the (excellent) fan-made Excel tracking sheet in the Steam Guides for that. There's a way of marking clips as favourites but that is simply another chore when you're quickly unlocking clips and having to pause and mark them one by one. Linearity and cutting the run-time by focusing on the story about the movies instead of the story in the movies would have helped fixed the pacing and structure issues.

The game mixes things up in the videos to try and alleviate the tedium of going through unconnected clips and the acting is overall good to OK. The music is used sparingly but is nice and it's used well. The writing however comes across as often a bit puerile as it tackles heavy issues in what I felt was a simplistic way. There are also gratuitous, excessive and frequent NSFW moments all over the game which really drag down the maturity it tries to portray. This aspect also make the portrayal of women in the game less than what I would consider respectful.

The real story of the game is actually quite interesting and the way the big moments use the game's mechanics are novel. I wish the game would have focused on that more than trying to go way too big and dilute the experience. Hopefully the next game by this creative team will be more focused but meanwhile this one is acceptably fun if you can put up with the unnecessarily messy gameplay structure and some tedious clips bloating the play-time.

Jan 27, 2026·17h·1

Steam User 0847STEAMRecommended

Pay attention to controls that it highlights to you when you first start.

When in a clip use the arrow keys to go back and forward.

If, for whatever reason, you need to go backwards but slower press and hold the "," or "<" key.

If, while playing, you think this game is too cringe, too artsy, or too pretentious. You are correct.

10/10

Jan 27, 2026·14h·8·Verified

Steam User 3093STEAMRecommended

One of a more unique game I have played this year. The gameplay mechanic is okay, it serves a purpose to push the story forward but the randomness of the object can be a bit of a hindrance to go through at the end when most option keep bringing you back to already unlocked clip, creating a very annoying gameplay loop.

The mystery is great, I like how the game keep me on my toes all the time with good character development and interesting plotline. The story as the whole is fine, and while the pacing is purely on how good of a detective you are, because of the nature of the gameplay, sometimes defining plot twist can be revealed prematurely "by accident", which kinda defeat the purpose of playing the detecitve role.

The performance of the cast in this game is excellent, I mean it's an interactive FMV game, that's kinda the main selling point of the game. [spoiler]Charlotta Mohlin as The One[/spoiler] surely will go down as one of the most impressive performance in a video game ever (not a high bar I know but still deserved a shout out).

If you are a fan of cinema history, film making and mystery then this one is for you.

Jan 27, 2026·16h·Verified

Steam User 2573STEAMRecommended

This isn't really a game, more like a weird format movie. I really liked it, but I'm not sure if you would, too. Story is given in fragments which are out of order, so you have to put everything together in your mind. And if you miss something important, it can mess with your perception, so you'd need to resort to explanations and YouTube. Performance of young actress Manon Page is amazing and a lot of other actors did a very good job too, I especially liked Jascha Charron. Writing was superb, as well as the rest of Cinematic aspects of Immortality.

It is not really explained how to play, so I will tell you. No spoilers, but if you want to go into the game completely bind, read no further. You go through scenes and click on people or objects which may appear in other scenes and that's how you unlock those new scenes. But hidden in some of the scenes might also be supernatural scenes that are unlocked by playing the tape backwards, sometimes at certain speeds. Sometimes there are audio clues where hidden scenes are, sometimes there is no clue at all, or at least I wasn't able to figure it out, you just scrub through the tape until overlapping video appears.

Jan 26, 2026·14h

Steam User 1377STEAMRecommended

IT'S REWIND TIME

Jan 25, 2026·16h·2·Verified

Steam User 5530STEAMNot recommended

I genuinely do not understand the praise surrounding Immortality. This is one of the most frustrating and disappointing games I have ever played.

I had not even heard of the game until it was nominated (and I believe even won) awards for its story. As someone who loves narrative-driven games, that alone convinced me to give it a chance. In hindsight, that was a mistake.

The basic premise sounds intriguing on paper. You are investigating the mysterious disappearance of an actress by browsing through footage from three unfinished films. By clicking on objects, faces, or moments within clips, you unlock new video fragments and slowly piece together what happened. The individual films themselves are actually interesting, and their stories had real potential.

Unfortunately, the gameplay is a complete disaster. Progression boils down to clicking randomly on objects like in a bad hidden-object game, hoping the game decides to reward you with a new clip. There is no logic, no clear feedback, and no satisfying sense of discovery. It quickly turns into tedious busywork rather than meaningful investigation.

At some point, I wanted to see everything the game had to offer. When I could not find the remaining clips, I turned to Google and walkthroughs. Even with explicit instructions telling me exactly what to do, the clips simply refused to unlock. That is not “mysterious design” or “artistic ambiguity”. That is broken and poorly designed gameplay.

Then there is the infamous meta narrative. At some point, if you rewind or fast-forward clips in specific ways, the game reveals an abstract, pseudo-philosophical layer involving ancient, immortal beings, identity fragments, and some kind of metaphysical possession or rebirth. It is presented in a deliberately vague, artsy way, clearly aiming to feel deep and intellectual. To me, it felt pretentious, self-indulgent, and frankly cringe.

I spent far more time with Immortality than I ever wanted to. I saw multiple endings, rewatched countless clips, and constantly asked myself what I was missing. Why is this game so celebrated? What do others see here that I do not? In the end, I never found an answer.

Yes, there are interesting ideas buried somewhere beneath the surface. Yes, the acting and individual film segments are competently done. But none of that can excuse the awful progression system, the random mechanics, and the pseudo-intellectual storytelling that mistakes confusion for depth.

For me, Immortality is a prime example of style over substance and one of the worst experiences I have had in a story-focused game. Deeply frustrating, poorly designed, and massively overrated.

Jan 23, 2026·6h·1·Verified

Steam User 9873STEAMRecommended

--Resumo--
Nota: 09/10
Vale o preço?: Talvez, paguei cerca de 20 reais, recomendo pegar em promoção.

--Experiência--
Fui jogar sem ter a mínima noção do enredo, apenas sabendo como é a gameplay, seguindo a premissa do jogo, eu estava com a visão de que seria tudo extremamente investigativo, para descobrir a história por trás da trama, pensei “ah, é assim que ele morreu” e “ah, então eles tinham um caso”. Fui vendo as fitas para entender os acontecimentos da história, até aparecer aquela mulher. SIM, AQUELA MULHER, me encarando pelo meu monitor… aí eu caguei nas calças.

--Avaliação--
Definitivamente não é um jogo que vai agradar todo mundo. Entenda que a gameplay consiste em ficar assistindo trechos de gravações, o que para muitos pode soar BEM tedioso. Porém, ao desenrolar do jogo, você fica bastante imerso e entretido. É uma experiência bem única nos jogos eletrônicos. Esse jogo com certeza merece uma chance. Eu, como fã de jogos mais frenéticos e roguelikes, tive uma gameplay até agora, muito satisfatória, e bem única, esse jogo merece atenção, e não vejo ele sendo muito comentado. Mas vai por mim, dê a esse jogo uma chance caso queira realmente jogar algo novo.

Para finalizar, o que faz com que ele não seja um 10/10 é que, às vezes, pode ficar bem repetitivo ao ficar transicionando entre as fitas, o que afeta a experiência da gameplay, que, ao meu ver, por ser um jogo, é o mais importante. Em todos os outros quesitos, ele é um jogo muito acima da média.

Jan 21, 2026·8h·1

Steam User 3919STEAMRecommended

[h3]Movie Footage Pretends To Be A Game...[/h3]
[i]...and leaves the player without any control[/i]

So, long story short: I played "Her Story" first, and now I have completed "Immortality". And the first game from Sam Barlow is better [b]game[/b], but the second - is a huge downgrade as a game, and just a better [b]story[/b]. I will do a lot of comparisons, but no spoilers. So, why Immortality didn't click as a game for me?

[h3]Well-Thought "Choose Your Adventure" vs Chaotic "Press X for Random Result"[/h3]

Why I loved "Her Story" is because I had to think. I had to type, I had to really focus on what is going on, collecting a shattered pieces of footage together in my own way, in my own investigation, forming my own line of thoughts. Where the puzzle pieces slowly matching together as a story becomes one in my head.

What do we have in "IMMORTALITY"? This freedom to choose, combined with the need to analyze is getting replaced by thoughtless, directionless (is it even a word) mess. Instead of thinking carefully and being specific in your searches, you will click on some faces and objects, and just [b]consume[/b] a story instead of [b]building[/b] it.

It just felt so pointless at the start, why would you take the mechanics that I loved and just give it to a random chances? Instead of 5 hard-locked results, you have only one random - and you click and click and click on the same thing and the same face and will get just something else.

I don't want to explore, I want to have a purpose and my own vision to re-create the picture!

[h3]The Tape-Related Gameplay Mechanic Gets Repetitive[/h3]

Without revealing match, "IMMORTALITY" has another way to interact. But comparing to clicking on things (which removed my player agency already) - this thing is even more straightforward. No, as a story element - this is AMAZING! It made me interested, scared, and heavily hooked to continue - this is a great thing! But hey, we are on Steam, so lemme complain a bit.

When you are utilizing the same trick once or twice - that is a puzzle element. When you have this 50 times - this becomes an interactive movie with extra steps. Except in this interactive movie you are interactive with the video player? I mean, can we say that your play / pause buttons are interactive? Well then I go to play something on Youtube

[h3]The Game Doesn't Even Know How To See That You Are Winning![/h3]

Ooof, I got my ending sequence just when I have finished watching the footage for the first movie of the trilogy and maybe a few of other videos that take place later. I was just getting a brief idea of what is going on (and I was wrong!) but game decided - it's time to wrap up. Here is your ending scene and credits. I was not shocked. I was not surprised. I was just "Eeeeh? What does it even mean??".

Hey - the game has a tag CHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE. And you know what? I chose. And my choice was wrong.

Imagine this: the game about watching videos DOES NOT TRACK IF YOU HAVE ACTUALLY WATCHED A VIDEO.

I understood that the game is random as hell, so I decided: OK I'm gonna click a lot, gather a solid library of videos and then watch it in the order so it starts making sense. That was my way to play, and with the trilogy system it kinda worked. But I hated when the game was just randomly giving me achievements like "What Happened to Marissa Marcel". My brothers and sisters - I had zero idea what happened because I didn't bother to watch a video - I just UNLOCKED it.

In "Her Story" it is hard to unlock plot-twists just randomly - but not here. Here you can just randomly stumble on huge story events, plot-twists, hidden meanings and even credits without even realizing it.

Oh, hey, are you still reading this?
You might be asking "Why is this review positive?" and that is exactly my point.

[h3]I loved every minute of playing IMMORTALITY[/h3]

The story was great, the actors were great, the plot and the meaning were great! I got tired at the last movie so I already stopped paying attention to all footage there - just because at that point all was clear, but still, I was watching videos for 13 hours and I liked it.

It is a good piece of media. Just a bad game.

Jan 20, 2026·13h·Verified

Steam User 8776STEAMRecommended

Quanto mais eu jogo, menos eu entendo

Jan 19, 2026·1h

Steam User 2759STEAMNot recommended

Her Story had clumsy gameplay and hackneyed ending, but was salvaged by its unique nature, charming lead actress and compact nature. Immortality is also unique and has another charming lead actress, but is dragged down by even worse gameplay, sprawling content and a silly meta-narrative.

The movies themselves are a tolerable means to an end. The plots are hokey but readily comprehensible (necessary given their staggered reveal). Manon Gage has to carry much of the load. She stands out impressively for someone with virtually no other acting credits, and her charm elevates the mediocre and oversexed material ("You're not a director, you're a pervert with a camera", indeed).

The problem is that the gameplay makes finding their content such a chore. The initial hours of locating new information were fun, but after 100-odd clips it became a frustrating grind. It's largely dumb luck, and the more clips you have, the more likely that clicking on something will lead straight back to something you've already seen. The game doesn't identify that it's a repeat within the clip, which becomes an increasing annoyance as the scenes start to blur together (not helped by the non-linear way they are unlocked).

Then there are the "secret" clips. Those clips are essential to understanding the meta narrative and piecing everything together. However, they are very difficult to access at all with KB&M and fiddly with a controller. They don't get saved, meaning the fiddly process has to be repeated to rewatch them (as you must, to piece things together). Finding the original clips is enough of a pain, but this exacerbates it.

For some it is still worth it; I've seen very positive responses to the underlying story. I appreciate that they find it genuinely deep and meaningful. For me, it was very silly, and not enough to justify the effort in grinding to get there.

The game is not an entirely worthless experience; it's unique and has some charm, but the UI and structure made it far more work than it should have been.

Jan 18, 2026·10h·3

Steam User 0385STEAMNot recommended

Я обратил внимание на эту игру из-за большого количества похвал в её адрес. К тому же я достаточно положительно отношусь к Her Story от этой же студии, хотя Telling Lies меня в своё время разочаровала.

Лично на мой взгляд IMMORTALITY ужасна. Как игра это просто ублюдский пиксель-хантинг без какого-либо реального геймплея. Это было предельно скучно и не доставляло никакого удовольствия на протяжении всего моего прохождения, только раздражение, которое стремительно усиливалось из-за периодических проблем с прогрессом. И да, IMMORTALITY не особо создаёт условия для удобного отслеживания прогресса и в целом для самого этого прогресса. Как "игру" это проблематично воспринимать, т.к. больше похоже на беспощадное убийство времени (особенно поздние этапы игры, когда многое уже собрано). Прошлые игры студии развивали внимательность и могли вызывать азарт постепенным раскрытием истории и вовлечением в неё. Здесь авторы решили поэкспериментировать и придумать что-то новое, но успешность этого эксперимента на мой взгляд крайне сомнительная.

Кино-часть игры и сюжет потенциально неплохие, хотя меня не зацепили. В целом восприятию очень сильно мешает вышеуказанный "геймплей", который не располагает к погружению в происходящее из-за того сколько раз тебе будут мозолить глаза одни и те же сцены множество раз, да ещё и в нелинейной последовательности.
Также лично моё мнение сильно подпорчено обилием постельных сцен и прочей эротики разной степени откровенности. Даже если это играет на сюжет, на мой взгляд всё скатилось в пошлость без какой-либо сексуальной чувственности. Если же опускать восприятие этого до уровня порно, то оно просто того не стоит учитывая остальную составляющую IMMORTALITY. Если же идти на полное прохождение и идеальную игру со сбором всех секретов, то эти сцены так замозолят глаза, что от них будет уже тошнить. Если какая-то сцена понравится на первый взгляд (не обязательно откровенных) - к концу игры она вполне может вызвать ненависть или отвращение из-за навязанных пересмотров.

В общем, игровая составляющая паршивая, сюжет на любителя, актёрская игра неоднозначная. Можно назвать артхаусной игрой, из тех что не всем подходят. Мне не подошла.

Jan 17, 2026·9h·1·Verified

Steam User 1556STEAMNot recommended

首先，这是一款商业化游戏，那么你就最起码能让玩家基本的把游戏主线通关才能算一个合格的作品，但是这狗屎的游戏系统，片段关联做的纯粹一坨shi，哪怕做成单纯的片段分支我也不会这么想爆粗口，这游戏的新剧情需要你点击不同片段中的可交互点跳转其他片段，但是没有任何提示就纯瞎几把点，点完跳转的也不会提示你有没有看过，后期片段多了恶心死你，你想找一点点没看过的剧情我不敢想你要浪费多少时间，我出来了近百个片段已经头大了，卸载了，除非游戏能出个剧情脉络树状图那种能让玩家通关看完剧情，不过估计也没戏了，不推荐任何人游玩

Jan 17, 2026·1h

Steam User 7460STEAMRecommended

I've played through this thing three times now and I'm still finding new clips. Insanity. Perfection.

Jan 16, 2026·35h·Verified

Steam User 5706STEAMNot recommended

i had fun with this game, but i got it for free and i wouldn't recommend that you buy it. the controls are bad and i was lost for a long time. the whole game is uncovering the hidden story, but even after watching every clip and 100% completing the game, i still do not understand what exactly happened. the controls are convoluted and the reveals are not rewarding enough to compensate for the poor game structure.

Jan 15, 2026·16h·2

Steam User 6102STEAMRecommended

******* gra robiąca wszystko celowo w ******* sposób, która jednak potrafi przekonać do siebie odbiorcę. Odbiorcę. Niekoniecznie gracza, ale właśnie: odbiorcę.

Założenia fabularne są idiotyczne: odkryto po latach materiał aktorki, która wystąpiła w trzech filmach i żaden z nich nie doczekał się premiery. Czemu więc jako gracz musimy nadal odkrywać ten materiał, skoro on został już odkryty? I robimy to w maksymalnie chaotyczny, utrudniający wszystko jak tylko się da, poprzez klikanie wciąż i wciąż tych samych elementów (aktorzy, wazony, okna, światło, walizka, kieliszek) odsyłających do tych samych materiałów, które już odkryliśmy, bo za 765 razem w końcu kliknięcie jeszcze raz tego samego odeśle nas do nowego materiału. Z filmu X skaczemy do filmu Y, potem do filmu Z. Od zdjęć próbnych do testów do zdjęć właściwych do BTS w trzech różnych produkcjach. Na tym etapie zrobiono absolutnie wszystko, aby zniechęcić gracza do kontynuowania brania w tym udziału - bo jak tu zacząć "dochodzić prawdy", kiedy nie mamy niczego w całości? Pierwszym krokiem musi być na pewno zebranie najpierw wszystkich materiałów, co jest wyłącznie nudne i trwa wiele godzin, będąc jednocześnie całkowicie losowe.

Tak, produkcja zbiera punkty za scenografię, grę aktorską, odwzorowanie stylów kręcenia w trzech różnych epokach w historii kina... Tylko są to puste punkty. W tym znaczeniu, że nie sprawią one, że jednak będę grał dalej. Tym bardziej, że na tym etapie fabuła/przesłanie całej tej gry wydaje się banalne i oczywiste, kiedy śledzimy seksizm na przestrzeni lat podczas kręcenia fabuł na przykładzie tego, jak są traktowane kobiety przez mężczyzn. Dużo głębi tutaj nie spodziewam się znaleźć. Twórcy z całą pewności nie mają zamiaru też dotrzeć do samych seksistów, oni nigdy do tej gry nie zasiądą - chociaż akurat nagość tutaj jest, nawet całkiem atrakcyjna i erotyczna. Mówimy do widowni, która jest już od zawsze po naszej stronie.

To powiedziawszy... Jednak ten tytuł zdobywa odbiorcę. I jestem niezdecydowany pomiędzy: zdradzić wam, jak to zrobiono czy jednak nie zdradzać tego? Zapewne będzie to wyglądać w ten sposób, że 99% z was zagra, poczuje znudzenie, włączy na YouTubie jakieś "Explaing", aby dowiedzieć się, gdzie jest ta głębia, o której tyle słyszeliście - i wtedy się dowiecie o pewnej sztuczce, która kompletnie wywraca cały tytuł do góry nogami i zmienia jej gatunek. Wtedy dopiero ta przygoda staje się interaktywna.

Czy staje się dobra? Albo udana? W mojej opinii: ani trochę. Od strony gameplayu czy narracji jest to największy burdel w historii medium growego - tutorial jest niewystarczający, gra się po omacku, brakuje jakichkolwiek mechanik umożliwiających poczucie progresu, klika się na ślepo i w losowy sposób dociera się do napisów końcowych, które w żaden sposób nie dają poczucia, że tam dotarliśmy. Raczej że gra się zbugowała i włączyła ostatni poziom na samym początku gry. W zasadzie końcowa animacja była jednym z pierwszych sekretów, jakie odkryłem. To jest dramat, twórcy dali **** w każdy możliwy sposób. Ciężko mi ocenić, na ile samo granie w ten tytuł jest potrzebne do "ukończenia" tej gry, a na ile "granie" polega na obejrzeniu analiz na YouTubie.

Tylko no... Nadal jestem ciekaw, co mózgi twórców wymyślą następnym razem. Dali mi w tym tytule wiele chwil, których nigdy nie zapomnę i wykorzystali medium growe jak nikt dotąd. Niech zaczną myśleć o odbiorcach i będzie dobrze.

Jan 14, 2026·12h

Steam User 8561STEAMRecommended

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Jan 12, 2026·15h·Verified

Steam User 9465STEAMNot recommended

Immortality avait tout pour me plaire : un concept et une histoire intrigante, une mystérieuse actrice au centre de trois films jamais sortis, une narration fragmentée, et surtout un très bon acting. Sur ces points-là, rien à redire.

Je ne vais pas spoiler le scénario. Mais j'ai un problème, et il vient entièrement du gameplay. Le système de navigation par clics est rapidement frustrant. On est constamment baladé d’un extrait à un autre de manière quasi aléatoire, sans savoir si cliquer sur un élément va débloquer quelque chose de nouveau ou simplement nous renvoyer vers un clip déjà vu. On finit par cliquer partout un peu au hasard, plus par obligation que par curiosité, et ça me casse complètement mon immersion.

(Je conseille d'ailleurs de jouer avec une manette pour profiter d'un élément de gameplay important qui ne fonctionne bien qu'au travers des vibrations.)

Je trouve qu'en refusant de choisir entre film interactif et jeu vidéo, Immortality affaiblit les deux approches. Impossible de suivre le fil narratif correctement, puisque chaque clic peut nous expédier dans une autre époque, un autre film, à un autre moment. Au début c'est intriguant et on en veut plus, plus tard c'est lassant. Et revenir au clip précédent devient vite pénible.

Le tutoriel ne m'a vraiment pas aidé. Étant la première expérience de gameplay en commençant un jeu, c'est compliqué de la rendre claire et précise mais pas étouffante. Ici le tutoriel est tellement rudimentaire, c'est effrayant. Je commence le jeu et je me retrouve avec, ce que je suppose être tous les fragments de l'histoire, quelques instructions vagues en guise de tuto, puis plus rien. Je ne comprends ni ce que je dois faire, ni ce que je cherche à atteindre, ni pourquoi tous les fragments ont disparu pour n'en laisser qu’un seul. Il aurait, dans ce cas, fallu intégrer le tuto pendant la découverte des premières minutes de jeu, plutôt que tous à la chaîne, dès la première seconde.

J’ai terminé le jeu en environ, seulement, 3 heures, sans vraiment comprendre comment puisqu'on m'avait parlé d'une durée de 7h et plus. Je jouais normalement, puis soudain la scène finale se déclenche, puis les crédits. Fin. Sans sentiment d’accomplissement, ni réelle compréhension de mon parcours. Je précise que je suis conscient qu'il y a plus à découvrir et à analyser, pour qui souhaite continuer.

C’est dommage, parce que Immortality repose sur une base narrative et artistique qui sont vraiment très intéressantes. Mais pour moi, le gameplay ruine totalement le plaisir et empêche d’apprécier pleinement ce que le jeu essaie de raconter.

Tout ça pour dire que j'ai du mal avec l’enthousiasme quasi unanime autour du jeu uniquement basé sur son histoire. Ce sont les avis positifs qui m'ont incité à y jouer. Mais ce n’est pas parce qu’un scénario est intéressant que tout le reste peut être ignoré. Immortality reste un jeu vidéo, et à ce titre son gameplay et sa structure comptent autant que sa narration. Présenter l’expérience comme un chef-d’œuvre en faisant abstraction de ses mécaniques frustrantes me paraît malhonnête. Une bonne histoire ne suffit pas à compenser une expérience de jeu pénible sur la durée.

Mais malgré mon avis, je vais avoir beaucoup de plaisir à chercher et comprendre en profondeur l'histoire du jeu.

Jan 11, 2026·4h

Steam User 8130STEAMRecommended

It stays with you for weeks after completing it. A very rare experience with an ingeniously unique narrative structure.

Jan 10, 2026·16h·Verified

Steam User 9259STEAMRecommended

good

Jan 9, 2026·16h

Steam User 6991STEAMNot recommended

Tinhas muitas expectativas com Immortality, primeiro pois foi o primeiro jogo desse estilo que iria jogar e porque foi um jogo que em seu lançamento fez tanto barulho que saiu da sua bolha e chegou até mim. Definitivamente é uma obra de arte e uma experiência única, tanto por sua história intrigante quanto pelo seu visual incrível que faz parecer que está viajando no tempo na história do cinema.

Porém tudo isso não foi o suficiente e me causou uma grande decepção tanto na história ser intrigante mas não chega a conclusão nenhuma, como adicionar uma camada de ficção que não vejo sentido. Sobre a sua gameplay é muito interessante mas depois de algumas horas acaba enjoando e frustrando para que você consiga saber achar todos os pedaços da história, e para mim que queria resolver o mistério por completo e não se contentar com somente uma conclusão, estragando minha experiência pois tive que buscar guias para encontrar as partes faltantes e sem falar que existe inúmeras formas de conseguir alguma cena então precisa ainda tentar a sorte ou tentativa e erro para conseguir achar o que precisa.

Definitivamente no futuro vou preferir assistir ou escutar alguém falar sobre jogos do Sam Barlow do que tentar novamente jogar algo assim.

Jan 9, 2026·15h

Steam User 0002STEAMRecommended

ABSOLUTE CINEMA!!!! x4

Jan 7, 2026·20h·1·Verified

Steam User 4999STEAMRecommended

艺术就是在唱反调。剩下的交给受众即可。
玩法上，本作不必再向前作一样找关键词，转而开始找蒙太奇演出，自个儿玩起意识流。在不断的转切中运用主观真实先大致勾勒出一个轮廓，而后分析时间、人物、道具等客观因素，总结出一套完整的艺术演出。

Jan 6, 2026·4h·1·Verified

Steam User 0384STEAMNot recommended

My first time trying this genre and although it really pulls you in for ~60-70% of the game, the last 30% where you basically already know the story and are just trying to reach the end credits is painful.

Jan 6, 2026·10h·8

Steam User 7217STEAMRecommended

Jan 5, 2026·9h·Verified

Steam User 3968STEAMRecommended

IMMORTALITY is one of the most immersive games I’ve played in a Long time precisely because it almost entirely refuses conventional game mechanics. There is no real gameplay, no tutorial, no clearly guided plot. Instead, the experience is built from film fragments that the player must actively relate to one another. Meaning doesn’t emerge through progress, but through attention.

In the first hours, I approached the game mainly through its “films within the game.” Each initially leans into familiar genres and narrative conventions, feeling almost classically constructed and inviting you to take its characters, motives, and moral conflicts at face value. That apparent stability is part of the appeal—and it is gradually undermined. Roles shift, projections change, and what first seemed solid becomes porous.

One of the films stood out to me more than the others, not because of its plot, but because of the tension created through proximity, glances, and unspoken dynamics between characters. Here, IMMORTALITY works best as a game about cinema itself—about desire, power, and uncertainty. Plot feels secondary; what matters is what happens between people.

The often-mentioned horror elements were less effective for me. They feel brief and functional, more like interruptions than fully developed horror. As a traditional horror game, IMMORTALITY didn’t quite work for me—but as a way of destabilizing what you think you’re watching, they serve their purpose.

What mattered most to me was the feeling toward the end. After roughly eight hours, I no longer felt that I was discovering something fundamentally new. Not because everything had been shown, but because my interpretation had stopped shifting. The game doesn’t really end on its own—you decide when to leave. That moment was very clear to me.

And that, to me, is one of IMMORTALITY’s greatest strengths:
It’s not a game you “complete,” but one you step away from when it no longer does something new with you. That doesn’t feel incomplete—it feels consistent.

IMMORTALITY is not a great horror game.
It is a very strong game about films—about gaze, identity, and impermanence.
And it’s one of the rare games where stopping doesn’t feel like failure, but like a deliberate aesthetic choice.

Jan 5, 2026·8h·Verified

Steam User 4738STEAMRecommended

PRO: Storia e riprese eccezionali
CONTRO: Di nicchia, senso di progressione
VOTO: 9-/10

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Dopo un Her Story che non ho saputo apprezzare fino in fondo e un Telling Lies che invece mi è piaciuto molto, Sam Barlow cambia leggermente la formula e torna con Immortality, il prodotto più riuscito ed affascinante dei tre.

Rimane l'idea di navigare in un vasto database di video in live action per ricostruirne l'ordine e le conseguenti storie nascoste. Questa volta però la qualità generale è aumentata notevolmente, grazie a riprese davvero credibili e attori eccezionali, in particolare la protagonista, davvero magnetica.

Adoro inoltre la compresenza di clip tratte da film, dai backstage e persino private, che aggiungono strati di narrazione. Questo allo stesso tempo mi ha sviato perché pensavo più a ricostruire la storia delle pellicole piuttosto che capire le vicende dei personaggi in carne ed ossa. La resa generale è perfetta e stupisce la naturalezza con cui gli attori passino dal recitato nel recitato al finto backstage. Queste grandi interpretazioni restano ovviamente solo in lingua originale, ma sono ben tradotte in italiano a livello di sottotitoli.

Purtroppo la colonna sonora non è impattante quanto avrei voluto, nonostante comprenda che in un titolo così sia difficile da inserire di più. Spicca soltanto un brano scritto ad hoc per uno dei tre film presenti, non troppo memorabile ma piuttosto efficace.

A livello di gameplay Immortality cambia leggermente rispetto ai predecessori, passando da una ricerca testuale ad una tramite immagini. Basta infatti mettere in pausa un video e interagire con uno degli elementi presenti in scena (personaggi e oggetti) per collegarsi ad uno specifico punto di un'altra scena in cui è visibile lo stesso soggetto o uno simile. È un sistema molto rapido ed efficace, che riduce però la componente investigativa in quanto permette grossomodo di cliccare a caso per sbloccare nuove clip.

Il fulcro della produzione è però ovviamente la trama, che però sulle prime può lasciare molto spaesati. Innanzitutto, questa volta più che mai, è difficile capire quale sia l'obiettivo e, come già detto, si è spinti più a ricostruire le vicende dei singoli film, comunque molto interessanti, piuttosto che a scoprire gli avvenimenti esterni al set relativi ai personaggi coinvolti. Tutto cambia però quando si iniziano a scoprire i reali segreti che si celano dietro questa storia, molto più oscuri, occulti e angoscianti di quanto ci si possa aspettare.

In conclusione, Immortality non è un titolo per tutti ma presenta un livello qualitativo raro da trovare. Approcciato come una sorta di film interattivo potrebbe coinvolgere molto, soprattutto una volta che si iniziano a scoprire i dettagli più misteriosi.

VOTO: 9-/10

Jan 4, 2026

Steam User 8034STEAMRecommended

Um jogasso pra quem gosta de storytelling.

Immortality além de se mostrar um instigante jogo de investigação com elementos de horror, é também um jogo que carrega principalmente uma reflexão sobre arte e em minha interpretação, como ela perdura (ou no caso do jogo, se perde) a partir de sacrificios feitos por aqueles que a buscam criar em sua forma mais pura.

Meu maior contra é que é praticamente obrigatorio de ser jogado no controle e o jogo não avisa sobre isso, o que me fez perder varias cenas escondidas até finalmente entender sobre a obrigatoriedade do controle.

Jan 4, 2026·15h·1·Verified

Steam User 0957STEAMRecommended

kino

Jan 2, 2026·11h·4

Steam User 3795STEAMRecommended

IMMORTALITY is, I can safely say, one of the most profound, overwhelming (positive) and awe-inspiring pieces of media I have ever played. I knew very little, and the way this game and its stories organically opened up to me through genuine discovery is unlike anything I have experienced in the medium.

There was more than one occasion in which my jaw was agape, and I was floored that this game still had surprises in store. That I was still discovering new ways in which this experience was unravelling. Things that I cannot talk about because the unexpectedness of its discovery was such a big part of its impact.

Beyond all the "dancing around what I can't say", IMMORTALITY is full of truly fantastic and enthralling performances. The whole cast is stellar, but particularly Manon Gage, Hans Christopher and Chalotta Mohlin are all standouts, and the nature of the story and the amount of footage cements them as some of the best performances portrayed in video games (in my humble opinion).

The score is great, and the production design is next level, with exceptional attention to detail and set dressing for 3 different movies during different times with different tones. What a task!

IMMORTALITY is not flawless. I wish there was a more robust note-taking / tagging system built into the game. It is nice to favourite, but I wish we as players could make notes / create labels and attach them to the files, for ease in grouping themes and recurring actors. I also don't think the tutorial does a great job, as it took me a little time to fully get to grips with how the scanning through footage and match cutting worked. Ultimately, I figured it out, and I really do like the gameplay mechanic!

IMMORTALITY for me was an artistic experience like no other. It feels crazy to say, but I genuinely feel changed by my experience playing this game. I haven't stopped thinking about it, and probably never will. I don't think I will 100% achievement hunt it, as the remaining steps left would be meticulous and maybe take some of the fun out of it, but I do feel as if I've seen what the game truly has to offer, and I cannot recommend it to others higher!

Jan 2, 2026·15h·10

Steam User 1942STEAMRecommended

An incredible experience throughout.

Jan 1, 2026·13h·Verified

Steam User 5771STEAMRecommended

Yes

Dec 31, 2025·9h·Verified

Steam User 8870STEAMRecommended

我看不懂，但我大受震撼

Dec 31, 2025·22h·Verified

Steam User 8476STEAMRecommended

何気にウインターセールで購入したら、お正月休みをこれに費やそうとしている危険なゲーム

Dec 31, 2025·19h·Verified

Steam User 4043STEAMRecommended

You could argue that it's barely a game and just a weird movie but I don't care!!!! Play it!!!!! With someone!!!!! Yap a bunch of theories during your playthrough!!!!!! Scream in unison when something spooky happens!!!!!!!!!!!

Dec 29, 2025·20h·Verified

Steam User 9704STEAMRecommended

Not a game for everyone. In a way it's less a game and more an art piece, but man is it addicting once you get into it! Highly recommended if you like film and a good mystery.

Dec 29, 2025·4h·1·Verified

Steam User 5302STEAMRecommended

Go in as blind as possible. You will be confused, until you aren't. Ten hours in two days played before the credits ran. Gunna put in more hours to try and get everything. I saw a comment saying if you like House of Leaves, give this a shot, and boy am I glad I did. 10/10

Dec 28, 2025·14h·9·Verified

Steam User 5287STEAMNot recommended

I really appreciate the conceptual vision of this game, and enjoyed it at times, but would not recommend it. My biggest criticisms are: (1) It has an under-explained mythos. (2) It felt like I was watching “art for art’s sake”, like student films I can remember watching, rather than it serve as a vehicle for a meaningful player experience… maybe this was meta and I just didn’t get it! Not sure.

Minor points of feedback: The controls are a little clunky around discovering the hidden messages, and the investigation of objects in the scenes feels too random in terms of where it brings you.

I hope this developer continues to refine their product because there’s obviously something there, even for people like me, and many others have really enjoyed this game. Hats off to them.

Dec 28, 2025·24h·10·Verified

Steam User 8536STEAMRecommended

Loved this game, I had not played anything like it before. It's a work of art.

Dec 27, 2025·19h

Steam User 4400STEAMRecommended

When trying to explain this game to a friend, I described it as “more of an experimental interactive film than a video game.”

Immortality had me in a chokehold in minutes. I played my ten hours in small sessions across several months, and I’m so glad I followed through to the end. This game will definitely stick with me and I am devastated there is nothing else like it out there.

If you like experimental media like Skinamarink, House of Leaves, and ARG puzzles, you’ll probably like Immortality

Dec 27, 2025·9h·5·Verified

Steam User 0301STEAMRecommended

TOP TOP

Dec 26, 2025·29h·Verified

Steam User 2854STEAMRecommended

really crazy project

Dec 26, 2025·13h·Verified

Steam User 5678STEAMRecommended

一般不玩真人饰演的游戏，但是IMMORTALITY非常好非常合适。拍得很好很有电影感。玛丽莎和她的三部电影就像真实存在过一样。不是选择取向类，是通过点击画面内物体探索隐藏的故事片段。有裸露和情色画面。py一折，买了不亏。

Dec 26, 2025·27h·2

Steam User 0512STEAMNot recommended

我不觉得这是一个好游戏。这种表现形式也很差。

Dec 24, 2025·11h·Verified

Steam User 8412STEAMRecommended

优秀的叙事实验，不好的操作体验。点子本身非常出色。
表玩法是通过点击线索随机触发新片段，拼凑出三部电影的意义和背后的真相。触发的片段不仅是点击的线索本身相似，甚至场景分镜都经常重合，设计得非常好。
里玩法则是通过某个方式触发隐藏片段，不同片段有两类不同的操作触发；隐藏片段本身也有两种类型，一种是固定好会在某个表片段触发，另一种则会在每个存档建立时随机分配给某些表片段。这时候问题就来了：触发操作一种很简单，另一种则非常不稳定，我需要手柄+鼠标同时使用才有较高成功率；同时，随机分配的片段有可能完全不能触发（如149号），这时候甚至需要改存档。
当然，游戏本身的叙事设计还是足够让人忍下这些折磨的。跳出游戏常规的另一种「电影化」，在神秘衰退上进行了解构和重建构，宗教隐喻和电影史符号信手拈来，对callback的使用亦是炉火纯青，最终也完成了闭环的自我指涉，足以支撑整部作品的价值。

Dec 24, 2025·11h·2·Verified

Steam User 5934STEAMRecommended

原来传世不朽说的不是玛丽莎，而是她。
她看到了我，她是我，我不是她

Dec 23, 2025·18h·5

Steam User 6945STEAMRecommended

Un obligado para aquellos que son más fans de cinemas, historia e investigación que del reto en sus videojuegos. Esto podría sonar como algo negativo, pero asumiendo el papel de un detective privado, uno se da cuenta que el juego es exactamente lo que debería ser y que brilla en ese proceso, hecho para mentes curiosas, se trata de un misterio inteligente y que se queda en la mente.

Dec 21, 2025·11h·1·Verified

Steam User 3550STEAMRecommended

this bangs

Dec 20, 2025·13h·Verified

Steam User 2004STEAMRecommended

非常有意思的互动影游，本作采取片段小视频的方式，通过各种碎片化的方式来讲述一个故事，一开始可能有点懵，但是随着游戏的进程到后面，会恍然大悟

Dec 19, 2025·6h

Steam User 8822STEAMRecommended

这个游戏国内玩家很难去云，因为游戏中的电影如果要分级我看至少得是R或者NC-17，尤其第一部是宗教情色片尺度最大，有露点画面和床戏，床戏尺度堪比终结者1，我个人感觉它可能是游戏历史上真人演出最暴露的游戏。如果要玩建议在比较私密的空间玩，不然被家人或者朋友看到会以为你在看色情片。

虽然我也跟姬友吐槽，裸露的画面和床戏太多了感觉有点不适，但是在通了表线里线和隐藏暗线之后，我稍微有了点不同的想法。不过我这里不想用剧透的方式来防止大家避雷，我就打个比方说明吧，使女的故事和权力的游戏这两部美剧里都有裸露画面和QJ桥段，但是很明显两者的立意完全不同。借这个例子我想告诉大家的是，如果没玩过请不要轻易地因为它的大尺度而给它打上避雷的标签，不过如果在了解全貌以后还觉得不适那也是能理解的。

最后我想说演员们的演技真的很好，这三部电影如果真的拍出来尤其是第三部，我真的想买电影票去看。希望他们也能在别的作品里继续发光发热。

Dec 19, 2025·11h·7·Verified

Steam User 7068STEAMRecommended

Que jogo incrível, o jeito que ele trata a arte é simplesmente maravilhosa

Dec 16, 2025·12h·1·Verified

Steam User 5317STEAMRecommended

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ I've never cried so hard in my life, this is a masterpiece that has forever altered my brain chemistry and the course of my existence. I'm writing a real review and it's novel length. It's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ dissertation. There's so much to say about this game and how badly the world needs to hear its message, but to elaborate on it here would be to rob you of the privilege of experiencing it organically. Experiencing this story healed so many things in me. I cannot speak highly enough about it, no piece of fiction has ever resonated with me as overwhelmingly as Immortality has. I am literally on my hands and knees begging you to turn your phone off and sink your teeth into this game for a while, you will be forever changed.

Dec 13, 2025·52h·10·Verified

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