Display title | The Immortal (video game) |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Immortal is an isometric-perspective adventure game released in the early 1990s, which made its way to many popular computer and console systems of the time. Your character is a wizard searching the deadly ruins of Erinoch for his lost master Mordamir, who appeared to you in a dream and prompted your quest. The story is told largely through character interactions and your own inferences based upon clues you collect; however, you will spend most of the game dying horribly. For instance, the very first thing that happens in the game is that you are given a warning to move quickly. It's more or less the only free warning you will get, and if you choose not to heed it, you are eaten by a worm and instantly killed. |