Gamified cinema. Charlotta Mohlin's performance is truly remarkable. If you're a cinephile who appreciates Lynch and Bergman (like me), then you'll probably love this.

After my disappointment with Her Story I went into the next Sam Barlow game, Immortality, unsure of whether I'd like it. I'm happy to say that not only did I like Immortality, I loved it. I really appreciated that instead of searching a database like in Her Story, you click on items in the frame, and then the game attempts to send you to a different clip that looks similar. This system worked a lot better for me, as it still incentivizes paying attention during the clips for items to click on, while also making it difficult for you to get truly stuck. Immortality is a game that is staggering in scale; its one of those games where you keep looking at it and finding new things. They have essentially filmed 3 full movies and put them inside the game. The performances were fantastic across the board, but I really want to highlight the performance of the lead actress Manon Gage who played Marissa Marcel. She brings such an incredible energy to every single scene she is in, and feels perfectly in place in the world that the game has constructed. Its hard to talk more about Immortality without spoilers, but it really impressed me and I'm so glad I gave it a shot. (9/10)

An astounding experience, I'm endlessly impressed with what the developers and writers were able to accomplish. Some of the best moments of discovery in a game despite there being no set order to find things or guarantee of what order you will see things in. If you like Her Story, this is twice as good.