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Eternal Afternoon

Spend one last afternoon exploring your childhood neighborhood before the world ends at 6:38 PM.

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March 3, 2026
152 days ago
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IMPORTANT : Each run lasts 20 real-time minutes, but exploring the world, uncovering its secrets, and realizing what was possible all along can keep you discovering for much longer.


Eternal Afternoon is a poetic walking sim about wasting time before the end of the world. You play as Sasha, a 10-year-old boy wandering his neighborhood in the final minutes before a giant black wave swallows everything.

  • Retro nostalgic visuals & authentic atmosphere – a suburban block in the summer of 2001, recreated with care.

  • A chilling meditation on time, death, and the inevitable – experience the quiet dread of a world that ends in twenty minutes.

  • Story through exploration – uncover small moments, side quests, and fragments of mystery woven into the neighborhood.

  • Built with replayability and speedrun in mind – no save system, no upgrades; your only progress is knowledge of how the world works and how everything connects.