Amanda the Adventurer

In Amanda the Adventurer, players dive into a haunting narrative that starts innocently enough as Riley Park discovers a collection of old VHS tapes while exploring their late Aunt Kate’s attic. These tapes contain episodes of a seemingly obscure early 2000s children’s show featuring Amanda, a spirited little girl, and her timid companion, Wooly the Sheep. As Riley watches the tapes, the initial charm of the low-budget cartoon gives way to a creeping sense of dread. Amanda and Wooly, with unsettling awareness, appear to interact directly with Riley through the TV, urging continuation despite an escalating unease.

Compelled to unearth the truth behind Amanda’s mysterious needs and the origin of these tapes, Riley is drawn deeper into a psychological maze. Amanda the Adventurer blurs the lines between a nostalgic trip and a psychological horror, challenging players to solve complex puzzles that intertwine with the progressively disturbing narrative revealed through the animated episodes. Each session with the VHS player pulls the curtain back further on a story that is as captivating as it is chilling, making players question what is real and what is part of Amanda’s animated world.