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Made by one person, an open world adventure game filled with silly characters and terrible secrets. Explore the woods, find hidden paths, hack and slash through strange monsters, and try very, very hard not to break reality. Or don't. You do you.
Price history tracked since Jul 7, 2026 · vs all tracked offers.
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Lowest tracked price: CA$2.31 (Jul 15, 2026) · current best: CA$2.31 across 6 stores.
97% positive reviews all-time · 4 peak players in the last 30 days.
Right now the cheapest offer for Afterplace is CA$2.31 at Eneba. KingsPrice compares 6 offers from 6 stores — official stores and keyshops — and refreshes prices throughout the day.
The lowest price KingsPrice has tracked for Afterplace is CA$2.31 (recorded on Jul 15, 2026). This covers the stores and period we monitor — set a price alert to catch the next drop to that level.
Afterplace peaked at 4 concurrent players on Steam in the last 30 days (highest on Jul 13, 2026). The player chart on this page updates daily.
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Afterplace is an adventurous retro game for those who like to get lost. It's a huge open world, full of hidden secrets, treasures, and creatures. Explore the woods, fight monsters, talk to ostensibly shady characters, walk away from those characters mid-conversation (if you want to), and get so lost you fall out of the world entirely (and maybe even into another). You never know what the forest might be hiding, and not all trails are paved. Labyrinths and dungeons are tucked away in the most concealed nooks. There are no waypoints in Afterplace. You'll have to forge your own path.
Afterplace strives to bring an experience that feels both small and immense at the same time. The game has simple, fluid controls, allowing you to focus on exploration and discovery. Characters are happy to chat - or you can run right past them! You get to choose what story to explore, if any at all (we are not responsible for the consequences of ignoring the story, whatever they may be).
About 10 hours of unique gameplay (and much more if you lose your way)
No overworld map
An open world that lets you explore any path in any order
Tons of friends, enemies, and at least one frenemy
The ability to upgrade weapons, purchase armor, and ingest hazardous chemicals to increase your power
Okay maybe there is an overworld map
Multiple endings, decided by choices you probably don't even know you're making
Like 25 unique enemies? That's a lot, right?
Wait, no, this overworld map is written on a napkin with crayon. That won't do.
Secret paths that will take you to completely normal and fun places
A cat that you can pet. With your sword.
The 25 unique monsters are really special though. They have sparkling personalities, and aren't like other monsters.
At least two overworld maps.
Afterplace was made entirely by Evan Kice, a former software engineer from Austin, TX. He quit his job in 2019 to work on the game full-time. Originally released on mobile in 2022, Afterplace brought an actual indie experience to a platform better known for handholding and microtransactions.
Evan continues to support and polish Afterplace on PC, where it remains unique: a handcrafted world with no handholding, hundreds of hidden scenes, and countless surprises depending on who you talk to (and how often you do). No two playthroughs will ever be the same.
