Overview
AFAR: An Interactive Horror Film plunges players into a DIY survival horror experience that puts narrative control directly into their hands. Drawing inspiration from the classic FMV adventures of the 90s, the tense atmosphere of survival horror games, and the unsettling aesthetic of VHS tapes, AFAR masterfully blends cinematic presentation with engaging gameplay for a truly unnerving journey.
Players step into the shoes of Brian Everette, a paranormal investigator on the hunt for missing contestants from the popular reality show, AFAR. What begins as a seemingly straightforward missing persons case quickly devolves into a chilling descent through a world of shifting paths, haunted rainforests, and critical choices that will undoubtedly test your courage.
Highlights
- Developed and created entirely by a single individual deep within the Australian rainforests, embodying a true independent spirit.
- Features a unique blend of FMV (Full Motion Video), choose-your-own-adventure mechanics, and point-and-click gameplay.
- Offers multiple endings, ensuring that player choices have a significant impact on the unfolding narrative and the ultimate outcome.
Who It's For
This game is perfect for fans of interactive storytelling, survival horror, and classic FMV titles. If you enjoy games where your decisions matter and appreciate a lo-fi, atmospheric horror experience, AFAR should be on your radar. It appeals to those who seek a cinematic yet player-driven narrative.
Game Info
AFAR: An Interactive Horror Film is a single-player experience that falls under the horror and adventure categories. It utilizes FMV, point-and-click, and interactive fiction elements to deliver its story. The game was released on October 22, 2025, and is developed and published by Jason Trost and Michael Lee. It supports English language options and is rated for all ages, though its themes are geared towards mature audiences seeking a horror experience. Player reception on Steam has been 'Mostly Positive'.





