Games like Immortality
What to play if you like Immortality
Start with Celeste, Sekiro™: Shadows Die Twice - GOTY Edition, Resident Evil 4 (2005). These games share the strongest Game DNA signals with Immortality, then show where the experience changes.
Alternatives, with the trade-offs visible
These are anonymous game-to-game comparisons, not personal recommendations or player-behaviour claims.
88% shared experienceCeleste
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
88% shared experienceSekiro™: Shadows Die Twice - GOTY Edition
Preserves: Exploration and Combat intensity
88% shared experienceResident Evil 4 (2005)
Preserves: Narrative density and Exploration
87% shared experienceMafia: Definitive Edition
Preserves: Narrative density and Exploration
87% shared experienceAlan Wake
Preserves: Narrative density and Mystery
86% shared experienceLife is Strange - Episode 1
Preserves: Narrative density and Exploration
86% shared experienceBatman: Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
85% shared experienceSTAR WARS Jedi: Survivor™
Preserves: Narrative density and Exploration
84% shared experienceCONTROL Ultimate Edition
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
83% shared experienceA Plague Tale: Innocence
Preserves: Exploration and Combat intensity
83% shared experienceHollow Knight
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
83% shared experienceFive Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
82% shared experienceAssassin's Creed 2
Preserves: Exploration and Narrative density
82% shared experienceBatman™: Arkham Knight
Preserves: Exploration and Narrative density
82% shared experiencePoppy Playtime
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
Changes: Isolation
81% shared experienceBatman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition
Preserves: Narrative density and Exploration
Changes: Atmosphere
80% shared experienceOutlast 2
Preserves: Exploration and Discovery-driven
Changes: Isolation
80% shared experienceMafia III: Definitive Edition
Preserves: Narrative density and Exploration