Most video games follow the same pattern, which is that the player moves as the protagonist of the game within a world made on the PC. But the Immortality game is different, as it is more like an interactive movie than a traditional game.
The game’s events are filmed using real actors in pre-recorded movie scenes, and players can choose the shots, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage from three fictional films.
The player does not watch the footage from start to finish, but rather has to do a lot of detective work. The player can also stop displaying the shot at any moment in order to search for clues in it or check the faces and objects in it, where he can click on any face or object in order to display more clips.
The player has to figure out how to gather the plot threads at the end, and where the next clue disappears. The only help a player gets is the shots he chooses to save.
The game looks like an interesting movie, while trying to uncover the truth behind the mysterious lives of the actors, it takes a lot of patience and thought, but it is a unique experience and the results are wonderful.
The game Immortality is available for PC and Xbox game console at a price of 17 euros ($ 16), and the game is also available within the paid game service Xbox.