The Immortal

About

The Labyrinth holds mysteries unfit for mortal eyes. Mysteries of eternal life. Of sudden death. Of sorcery and betrayal. Its shadows hide deadly traps, its puzzles tantalize. And from the caverns far below, your lost master, Mordamir, calls for you to save him...

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

67%

Audience ScoreBased on 3 reviews

monetization3 negative mentions

The game is still enjoyable as a straight DOSBox emulation of the original.
The manual is included in the install folder, allowing players to bypass copy protection questions.
The game has nostalgic value for those who played it in its original form.

Controls are poorly mapped, adding unnecessary difficulty to gameplay.
The PC version lacks enhancements, options, and features present in console versions, leading to a disappointing experience.
Combat feels slower and less engaging compared to the Genesis version, with missing gore and sound effects.

music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
50%
Users note that the music in the game is surprisingly high-quality, with some even claiming it sounds better on consoles compared to other platforms. The ability to toggle music with the F5 key is also appreciated.
- “Surprisingly, the console's music sounds better somehow too, which shouldn't be possible!”
- “Surprisingly, the console's music sounds better somehow, which shouldn't be possible!”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The monetization strategy has been criticized as a blatant cash grab, failing to respect the fanbase and undermining the overall experience of the game.
- “Please avoid this; it was a shameful cash grab, not a release that respected the fans!”
- “The monetization tactics are aggressive and ruin the overall experience.”
- “It's disappointing to see such blatant pay-to-win mechanics in a game that could have been great.”