Viral Horror Game Amanda The Adventurer Is Getting A Sequel
thegamer.comIf you've frequented YouTube, TikTok, Twitch or any other platform where a game has the capability to go viral, chances are you'll have seen Amanda the Adventurer. It was a smash hit on social media for a time, played by every YouTuber or Twitch streamer out there, with theories spreading about the game's lore and events like wildfire. It's pretty much another Five Night at Freddy's, but with less terrifyingly massive teddy bears.
Clearly inspired by the first game's success, developer MANGLEDmaw Games and publisher DreadXP have announced that a sequel is coming, aptly titled Amanda the Adventurer 2. While the first game had protagonist Riley Park watching mysterious videotapes in her attic, this title will see Riley travel to the Kensdale Public Library, in which a mysterious figure is waiting for her that tells her her dead Aunt Kate has left something for her hidden in the building. Spooky shenanigans follow.
You can see a little teaser trailer for Amanda the Adventurer 2 above, uploaded to publisher DredXP's YouTube channel, which reveals that the title will be dropping on PC at some point in 2024. Unfortunately, we don't have a specific release date for the game, but we did get a bunch of new information from the title's recently published Steam page.
If you're wondering what you'll get to do in Amanda the Adventurer 2, it's a lot like the first game, but with some interesting differences. For starters, Kensdale Public Library is obviously much bigger than a standard house, so you'll be able to explore a little more and sniff out even more secrets. Just like the first title, you'll get to play around with some interactive cartoons, talk to Amanda (who is now fully aware of Riley's presence), and make a much bigger mark on her world than you were previously able to.
On top of that, a new interaction called "Get Up!" has been added, which will task players with finding something that Amanda asks for. You can completely ignore her if you want to, but if
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