The group behind 2022’s glorious movie-mystery Immortality is again with not one, however two new initiatives. Sam Barlow and Half Mermaid have stealthily launched Steam pages for Mission C and Mission D.

Each initiatives include heavy redactions of their web page descriptions and data, very similar to how Immortality was known as “Mission Ambrosio.” Barlow responded to the teasers getting noticed by accounts like Wario64, although we don’t have far more to go on now moreover the pages themselves.

Mission C is the brand new cinematic… one thing from Barlow and Half Mermaid, his studio that’s produced each Telling Lies and Immortality. (Barlow’s earlier Her Story lists him as the only developer and writer.) You’ll seem to do one thing for the primary time ever in a online game, for what that’s price.

In the meantime, Mission D is a survival horror recreation from the Half Mermaid crew. Key phrases embody “nurse,” “1983,” “nightmare,” and “watch out.” Looks like one thing price being attentive to for Silent Hill followers, at least.

Life preserved within the footage

Alongside this information, Barlow and co. additionally confirmed a partnership with Misplaced in Cult for a brand new Design Works e book in regards to the making of Immortality. All that, plus Immortality hitting PlayStation at this time, makes for a giant information day for the Half Mermaid group.

It’s attention-grabbing to see the Half Mermaid crew deal with two initiatives, and tease them out on the similar time. Immortality was a fully fascinating recreation that simply stole a spot in my end-of-year favorites, so I’m eager to see what’s subsequent for them. Each a cinematic work and a survival horror effort makes me curious, although. We actually solely have a number of screenshots and scattered textual content to go on, although. It’s good fodder for all of the Home of Leaves followers, I suppose.

We’ll study extra about Mission C and D quickly, hopefully. For the time being, play Immortality in case you haven’t, ideally with the lights off and sitting too near the monitor.