This is Amanda the Adventurer unblocked: the full game plays in the window on this page in your browser, so you can play Amanda the Adventurer online free on a school Chromebook, a laptop or a phone with no download and no sign-up.
Amanda the Adventurer: a children’s show that talks back
Amanda the Adventurer starts as a joke about a cheap children’s programme and slowly turns into something else. You play Riley Park, who has inherited Aunt Kate’s house and finds a television, a VCR and a stack of tapes in the attic. On the tapes, Amanda and her sheep friend Wooly do the kind of lessons a local kids’ show would: baking an apple pie, running errands around the neighbourhood, taking Wooly to the hospital after an accident, a picnic, a trip to a petting zoo and a lesson about sharing. Amanda keeps asking the viewer questions and waits for an answer. A wrong one gets a short retry line, and Wooly grows more nervous with every tape. What you do also matters: some answers, and the puzzles you solve in the attic between tapes, unlock alternate versions of later episodes, so two runs do not always show the same tapes.
The browser version on this page is a Unity WebGL build of the original, running in the frame from our game host. It is a large download, so give it time on the first load, and it needs a reasonably recent browser. A laptop or a Chromebook with a keyboard is the right way to play, because some answers have to be typed. Turn subtitles on in the options if you are playing without sound.
Controls & Mechanics
| Action | Control | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Look and interact | Mouse, left click | Tapes, the VCR, items that appear in the attic |
| Answer Amanda | Type, then Enter | The text box appears when she asks a question |
| Pause / options | Escape | Resume, options (graphics, mouse sensitivity, subtitles) and quit |
Getting through the tapes
- Listen to the retry lines: When an answer is wrong, Amanda says so (“Nope, try again!”, “We can’t use that.”) and asks again, so the tape tells you when you are off track.
- Solve the attic puzzles: Each episode is tied to a puzzle in the attic, built from things like a pie tin and a recipe card, a piano, a colouring book, a pocket watch and a safe. Solving them is what opens up the alternate tapes.
- Watch Wooly: The sheep is the one who is scared. When he warns you (“You don’t have to answer that”), pay attention to what Amanda just asked.
Key Features
- Found-footage horror: A cheap kids’ show recreated in loving detail, then bent out of shape one tape at a time.
- Answer back: Some of Amanda’s questions accept typed text, others want you to pick something on screen, and some answers are not the ones she is expecting.
- Alternate tapes: Besides the six episodes there are alternate versions of Episodes 2, 3 and 4, three Mixtapes and six Secret Tapes to find, and more than one ending.
