Unlocking every clip and piece of hidden footage is undoubtedly a challenge, so in this Immortality walkthrough, we’ll give you some advice on which match-cuts to exhaust and which clips to pay more attention if you’re having trouble.
Immortality Walkthrough – Specific Items & Props To Look For When Match-cutting Clips
This section goes over a slew of objects and props to look for and match-cut your clips with in order to unlock every clip. Match-cutting items can be done in any way you like, but it’s best to start with the cast and crew members’ faces.
When you come across repeat clips in this manner, it’s time to start dissecting the props and general environment of each scene. The following are noteworthy items:
- Animals, like cats, snakes, birds
- Cars, masks, guns, keys, and clocks are also notable items to look for.
- Close-ups, especially of the eyes and hands
- Clothing, hung up and on clothes rails
- Comfortable furniture, including chairs, sofas, beds, pillows, and cushions
- Foliage, such as flowers, trees, and houseplants
- Food and drink items like fruit, fruit bowls, cups, glasses, bottles, and drinks
- Items that define the rooms, such as windows, curtains, doors, and doorways
- Items with a religious theme, such as crucifixes, rosary beads, and wine
- Ornaments like statues, pieces of art, and vases
- Paper documents, including books, notes, scripts, and photographs.
- Steps, cameras, scripts, lights, and other set items
- Symbolically religious items like crucifixes, rosary beads, and wine
- Technology props like landlines, mobile phones, microphones, tape recorders, and TV screens
If you find yourself going in circles after exhausting prop after prop before reaching the credits, try match-cutting with Marissa’s face or the film slate shown in multiple scenes. You can access another arbitrary clip with a slate by using the film slate. Just keep in mind that not every clip will have one of these, so make sure to look at the faces and objects as well.
Finally, if you’ve clicked almost every object and spent time match-cutting with both Marissa’s face and the film slate, you should encounter every clip and unlock the Cinephile achievement sooner or later. Don’t worry if the credits roll before the end; you can go back and continue your game to find more clips!
Immortality Walkthrough – Specific Clips To Take A Closer Look
It’s important to watch every clip and then slowly scrub back; occasionally, you’ll only catch a glimpse of Marissa, but other times, a brand-new scene will become available. For your convenience, a list of notable secret scenes that can be unlocked is provided below.
Two of Everything
- 82 25/3/1999
- 26B 18/5/1999
- 37A 10/6/1999
Ambrosia
- 12C 7/8/1968
- 18C 13/9/1968
Minsky
- 33B 10/8/1970
- 10A 13/8/1970
- 24A 25/8/1970
- 32A 26/8/1970
- 16/2/1972
It’s that easy to find every clip and the game’s numerous hidden secrets. If you believe we may have missed any secrets, kindly let us know.
About Immortality Wiki
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| Developer(s) | Sam Barlow |
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| Genre(s) | Interactive film |
| Mode(s) | Single-player |
