IMMORTALITY

Netflix, Inc.

About this game

Available exclusively for Netflix members.

A starlet, vanished. Her films, unreleased. Investigate the lost works of the silver-screen hopeful to unlock the secrets behind her disappearance.

What happened to Marissa Marcel? Brimming with talent, magnetism and beauty, the young actress was poised for stardom — until, it seems, she evaporated into thin air.

Put on your detective hat:

• Explore hours of footage from three of the actress's unreleased movies.
• Sort through film clips and scrub through footage to identify key symbols that may lead to new clues.
• Piece it all together to uncover the truth behind this dark, hidden chapter in Tinseltown's history.

A thrilling interactive game from Sam Barlow, creator of "Her Story."

Ratings and reviews

Really cool game I've been wanting to play on PC, found it here instead. Very intriguing story told through movies within movies. Exploring at your own pace Its details are tragic and important, and are well acted, especially by the main actress. However I was unable to finish it because I had to close my phone, and when I tried to play again it kept crashing. Reinstalled and it didn't make a difference. It seems Netflix is having consistent trouble with this for their games. Real shame.

The story is interesting, eventually, but some of the controls are super fiddly & unobvious, which makes it harder to work out than necessary. Also, the ending triggered early IMHO (true of all ports, it seems) and in my case bugged out so I had no idea what it was until it read more online. Game UI irritations and bugs aside, there's an incredible amount of content here (3 full movies)! For me, it was more playable once I figured out the control quirks (& that I didn't have all the clips yet)

Quite a lot of poor design choices when porting this over to devices. Pinch to zoom on the videos is irritating and not very accurate. Navigating the video viewer is incredibly frustrating. No rumble support paired with mobile phone speakers means the *hints* are impossible to notice. You would think that a touch screen would be the ideal way of interacting with the mechanics of this game as 90% of it is navigating, watching and videos. Save yourself 12GB of mobile space and play on consoles/PC.