
A survival horror experience inspired by 90s FMV games and VHS nightmares. Choose your path as a paranormal investigator in a haunting interactive film and uncover the secrets of Barlang Valley. Every choice you make shapes the story—leading to new scenes, multiple endings, and many ways to die.
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AFAR: An Interactive Horror Film is a DIY survival horror experience where you control the story. Inspired by classic 90s FMV adventures, survival horror games, and the grainy unease of VHS nightmares, AFAR blends film and gameplay into one unsettling journey.
You play as Brian Everette, a paranormal investigator searching for the missing contestants of the hit reality show AFAR. What begins as a simple missing persons case unravels into a chilling descent through shifting paths, haunted rainforests, and choices that will test your nerve.
Shot and created entirely by one person deep in the rainforests of Australia, AFAR embodies true independent spirit—handmade, unpredictable, and filled with atmosphere. Every decision you make pulls you further into the nightmare, and no two playthroughs are exactly the same.
Interactive Horror Film – Choose your path and shape the narrative through branching decisions.
DIY Terror – Built entirely solo, blending gritty filmmaking with survival horror gameplay.
Classic Inspirations – A love letter to 90s FMV games, survival horror, and analog VHS chills.
Replayable Paths – Multiple routes and outcomes encourage players to dive back in.
Five Distinct Endings – Your decisions lead to one of five possible fates—will you uncover the truth, or be lost to the nightmare forever?
Immersive Atmosphere – Shot in real locations across the Australian rainforest, giving the film a raw, haunting authenticity.
Do you dare to step into the unknown—and see how far AFAR goes?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 32 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Really cool game - it's quite short, but I do recommend it if you like the Australian landscape and a mystery dressed up in VHS.
A choose your own adventure psychedelic horror experience by the director of The FP and Waves of Madness, Jason Trost. Shot entirely in Australia, featuring some stellar visual effects and art direction. I Just did my first play through on this digital version of the game and it runs like a dream. This is the 4th time I've played through the game and still haven't discovered the right path! Fun to play with friends or chat. I hope JTRO makes more films/games in this style!
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