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2022 PCPlayStationXbox −50 % 19.50 € 9.75 € ends today 👍 84 % Very positive, 1,678 reviews on Steam

You comb through footage from three unreleased films, using match cuts to jump between scenes and uncover what happened to actress Marissa Marcel. An unusual, dark mystery thriller weaving together film history, performance and obsession.

What defines Immortality:

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Lots to discover
  • Lavish presentation

The closest matches for Immortality are Layers of Fear 2, Telling Lies and The Medium. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Immortality special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Layers of Fear 2

96 %

2019 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch 16.79 € 👍 72 % Mostly positive, 2,325 reviews on Steam

  • Strong, story-driven narrative
  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Lavish presentation

A psychological horror walking-sim where you play an actor wandering an ocean liner whose film sets shift and warp around you. Its strengths are oppressive atmosphere, environmental puzzles and a surreal, cinematic story.

Telling Lies

Strong, story-driven narrative

You dig through a database of secretly recorded video calls, using keyword searches to piece together the story of four people and their lies. A live-action, combat-free narrative driven by strong performances and your own detective work.

The Medium

Lavish presentation

As the medium Marianne, you move between the real world and the spirit world, solving puzzles that span both and unraveling a disturbing story. The simultaneous dual-reality presentation, thick atmosphere and soundtrack define this horror adventure.

Reveil

Strong, story-driven narrative

A first-person narrative psychological thriller in which you wander through the memories of the troubled Walter Thompson and his dark past at a circus. Puzzles and exploration drive a oppressive, atmospheric story.

Yesterday

Strong, story-driven narrative

A dark point-and-click mystery from the makers of Runaway: across New York and Paris you chase a conspiracy involving a cult that targets homeless people, solving classic inventory and dialogue puzzles. The story of memory loss and identity is the clear focus.

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