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What starts as a forgotten children’s cartoon soon reveals something much darker. Amanda the Adventurer isn't just a game—it's a descent into a warped world disguised as playful learning. Behind the cheerful colors and VHS fuzz lies something wrong. Deeply wrong.
Gameplay Overview
You play as Riley, who stumbles across old video tapes while sorting through a relative's attic. Curious, you pop one into a dusty player. Onscreen? A perky cartoon girl named Amanda, who asks you to interact with her show by typing answers to her cheerful questions.
But with each tape, things spiral. Amanda begins behaving oddly. Her gaze lingers too long. Her voice grows sharp. And her fluffy sidekick, Wooly the Sheep, looks more terrified than friendly. Soon, you're not just watching episodes—you’re part of them.
Key Features
- Narrative-Driven Exploration – Examine objects in the attic for clues that tie into the show.
- Interactive VHS Episodes – Type answers to Amanda’s prompts. The game reacts in real time.
- Atmospheric Horror – No gore, no monsters—just pure psychological tension and a growing sense of wrongness.
- Multiple Endings – Your choices unlock different story outcomes. Will you uncover the truth?
Controls
- Minimal controls keep you focused on the story:
- Point and click to interact
- Keyboard to respond to Amanda
- Simple inputs. Unsettling consequences.
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