Immortality

"Anchored by its cast’s stellar performances, a script and production that perfectly captures the film genres and eras depicted, this is an arthouse masterpiece destined for, well, immortality." 

"A spellbinding collage of video game and film, from the creator of Her Story and Telling Lies, is the best interactive movie ever made." 

"Fascinating game (...) I have never seen – or played – anything like it. It’s not a game that everyone will love, but I do think it’s one that everyone should play (...) Rating: ★★★★★ (out of 5)" 

"I can’t get Immortality’s slow, neurotic mystery out of my head (...) [It] is exceptionally good at creating layers of complexity while concealing a very simple truth (...) about the way humans make myths." 

"[Its] Barlow and Half Mermaid’s most ambitious, if not their best, game to date.(...) Immortality gets under your skin; flickers subliminally in your head. It becomes a part of you, whether you want it to, or not." 

"A truly effective mystery that has a great understanding of the kind of story it wants to tell (...) It certainly won't be for everyone, but it's a demanding and brilliant experience for those who want something a little more cerebral" (...) Rating: ★★★★½ (out of 5)" 

"Shows its love of cinema in a different way. Rather than emulate the experience of movies with long cinematics, it ties the language of cinema into its mechanics, story and themes in significant ways. (...) Rating: ★★★★½ (out of 5)" 

"The powerful performances of its cast, and its regularly confronting, David Lynchian discoveries kept me captivated for its nine-hour duration. Immortality might not live forever in my mind, but it's likely to linger there for quite a while yet."