Netflix subscribers can get one of 2022's best games for free right now
Topics: Netflix
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Topics: Netflix
Netflix subscribers are now able to play one of the most haunting and highly rated games of the year on their phones, and this is a must for fans of Black Mirror.
Between the back-to-back nominations for God of War Ragnarök, Elden Ring and Horizon Forbidden West in the announcements for 2022's The Game Awards, you might have spotted something called Immortality in the Best Game Direction, Best Narrative and Best Performer categories. Considering that this game is going toe-to-toe with these aforementioned AAA contenders, it surely must be special.
More of a visual learner? Check out the trailer for Immortality below:
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From the creator of Her Story and Telling Lies, Immortality focuses on the disappearance of actress Marissa Marcel. None of her three films were ever released, for whatever reason, and your objective is to watch these films and discover what happened to Marcel who was on the cusp of an iconic career before.
Tapping on different things in the videos, like Marcel herself, a bottle of water, a boom microphone and so on will transport you to different videos and slowly the story starts to reveal the stories and relationships behind each of these films.
Immortality is available on iOS and Android devices through Netflix and to those who savour headscratchers like Nocturnal Animals, Mulholland Drive, Enemy, Memento and The Wind Up Bird Chronicle, this is just the ticket. Just a word to the wise - play Immortality in the daylight hours. Or, if you're a sucker for being scared like myself, save it for a late evening and let the hours stretch into the night.