- April 22, 2022
- Bit Life
Immortal Mantis
Platforms
About
"Immortal Mantis" is a puzzle-based game with some chasing in the intro part, serving as a sequel to the original game. The story follows Fuyuki, an immortal serial-killer, and his foster brother Sergei, a policeman trying to stop him. Despite being a sequel, new players can still understand the story.




- The game features captivating pixel art and a unique visual style that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- Despite its short length, the game provides an engaging experience with intriguing story elements and some good scares.
- The soundtrack and sound design effectively contribute to the game's creepy ambiance, immersing players in the horror experience.
- The puzzles can be confusing and lack clear communication, leading to frustrating trial-and-error gameplay.
- The story feels disjointed and leaves many questions unanswered, which may leave players unsatisfied.
- The game is heavily inspired by FAITH but fails to deliver the same level of depth and engagement, making it feel derivative.
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is a mixed bag, with some players finding it intriguing and creatively presented, while others criticize it for being disjointed, confusing, and lacking depth. Although the atmosphere and art style enhance the narrative experience, many feel that key plot elements remain unexplained, leaving a sense of dissatisfaction. Overall, while the story has potential and captivates some players, it often feels incomplete and could benefit from more cohesive storytelling.
“The story is really captivating and makes us curious to want to solve the mystery involved in the haunted house.”
“The story draws you in to care what will happen next and the puzzles/horror sequences are well crafted.”
“Intriguing story and unexpected plot twists.”
“The story is a puzzle in itself, leaving gaps in understanding and a sense of dissatisfaction.”
“The down points I would say is the story, kind of confusing and not engaging, mostly for being too short.”
“The storytelling is the classic way, find photos, notes, and newspapers to learn a bit more, but it's not enough and some of the major things (what is that entity and pact???) are left unexplained, maybe for some future sequel or something, I really don't know.”