
In the thrilling conclusion of the Amanda the Adventurer trilogy, follow Riley as they uncover the ultimate secrets behind Amanda, Hameln, and mysteries that have plagued Kensdale for decades.
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In Amanda the Adventurer 3, continue Riley Park’s journey, immediately following the events of the previous game, as they discover the truth behind the ongoing mysteries surrounding Amanda and Hameln.
After being left a mysterious tape by their Aunt Kate that set into motion a series of events surrounding the children’s show Amanda the Adventurer, Riley Park survived their Aunt’s attic only to find more mysteries and danger awaiting at the Kensdale Public Library. With the help of a mysterious masked woman, Riley barely escaped the library with their life, and now must explore the abandoned Hameln facilities.
In the final game, play through a return to form taking the best elements of both previous games to create an experience that is bound to thrill both returning and new players alike.
Challenging, escape room style puzzles using clues hidden within the tapes
Interact with Amanda, and friends in an all new series of 90’s style CGI adventures!
New Area: You’re not at the Kensdale Public Library anymore! Explore an abandoned Hameln Facility with decades of secrets to uncover.
Bring closure to the story of Amanda, Riley, Aunt Kate, and everyone affected by the sinister production of Amanda the Adventurer and the Hameln Corporation’s mysterious motivations.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
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The ending was so disappointing. I expected something better.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Super solid game, and I'm kinda sad the series is over. I really hope the dev makes something similar soon. This was just too good.
it was alright. i lowkey fell asleep playing the game, if you can't tell by my hours lol
3/5 Playing this game directly after the first 2, I don't think it's jarring, but the pacing is so quick. The puzzles are very straight forward; as a opposed to the first 2 were you would take anywhere from 30 minutes to 1 hour on on a single tape sometimes even on-. The dialog where the player is able to interact with tapes is very one note; like you'll type something in from past lore tapes and they'll be like "yep that happened". Verses the first 2 were you can tell there's a visceral reaction. And I do understand that this the last installment of the game series, so all this game is really doing tying up loose ends. I wish it was puzzle-centric as the others. I enjoyed it fine. It was the weakest of all them, but I am happy to have a conclusion.
great ending to the trilogy. for the best experience though, get the true ending.
I think this was a solid conclusion to the Amanda the Adventurer Trilogy, im glad they didn't drag it out and i found i enjoyed this one more than the second game tbh! The first one is still my favorite overall tho and I think this was an interesting experience! I love a horror game that doesn't rely on cheap jumpscares and has good lore to go with it! (If you're looking to play this game u need to play the 1st and 2nd one first, this game doesn't make any sense as a stand alone game!) Can't believe they snatched Woolys weave tho...
The best game in the series, and a good way to cap the story off. This trilogy is one of the most memorable and effective in mascot horror and analog horror genres. Also, as someone who grew up watching 'Dora the Explorer' and other kids' programs where the characters speak to the viewer, its creepiness is only amplified. And I believe that feeling was not lost as the games progressed.
10/10 game but you need to finish the other games to understand and i wish they made another
PROS: Honestly great way to end the series the new locations where interesting the story and explanations for everything thats been happening in the past few games was satisfying and the puzzles are actually fun again, wouldnt say their as good as the first games but thankfully nowhere near the 'quality'of the second game CONS: now the problems the games too linear which kinda sucks out some of the charm from the first and altough im satisfied with the answers we got i think a bit more could of been revealed/explained finally I think it was too short for the third and final installment just like the second game it feels more like a chapter than a full game. I wish I could give this game a mixed review but steam dosent allow that so ill give a positive because overall it was a good experience.
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