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Emily Wants to Play is a unique horror game released on December 10th, 2015. Emily Wants to Play is a game based around you, a pizza delivery boy, making your way through an abandoned house, trying to survive until the large clock in the den hits the next hour.
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Dark, unpretentious, overwhelming and tiny.
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GameSpewHarriet KeersSep 20168/10[Emily Wants to Play] achieves what it sets out to do fantastically – scare the absolute bejesus out of you
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FingerGunsJan SieryMar 20188/10The game is enjoyable and is well presented and the developer Shaun Hitchcock deserves all the credit for making this an immersive and frightening experience. The game controls on console are a little clumsy sometimes, for example when try to turn lights on or off, but this slight annoyance is in most First Person games I play (probably my own failings really, I was never part of the PC master race). It also has a release on Oculus Rift which no sane person could want to play, unless you want to test out the limits of your heart. For the price and it being a one man indie game, Emily wants to Play delivers where many mainstream titles fail. It is genuinely scary and immersive and I would recommend it to anyone who enjoys Survival Horror games.
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Video ChumsStephen PalmerAug 20167.6/10Other than that, there isn't a lot to fault Emily Wants To Play for.
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Rectify GamingKhris GolderOct 20166/10Emily Wants to Play, but she doesn't play to the best of her abilities on Xbox One.
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IGDB rating 7.9/10 from 16 ratings.
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