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Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Adventure, Indie
Emily is Away Too is the spiritual successor to the critically acclaimed original. Message both Emily and Evelyn as you determine the outcome of your senior year. Extend the story past the chat window with youtube links, facebook profiles and file transfers. And most importantly, change your text color to lime green so everyone knows you're the coolest kid in school.
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DualShockersTyler FischerJun 20179.5/10Like its predecessor, I'm unlikely ever to forget Emily is Away Too. What developer Kyle Seeley has created is a great reminder that excellent immersive storytelling is reliant on only two things: an unique idea, and the vision and passion to see that idea materialize.
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GameGrinAdam WilkinMay 20179/10A wonderfully crafted narrative experience with a huge attention to detail, I can't recommend this enough.
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EurogamerCassandra KhawJun 2017Emily is Away Too is a surprisingly poignant trip down memory lane.
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DestructoidPeter GlagowskiMay 20177/10The low price of admission is also nice, since spending $5 is hardly what I'd call expensive. I don't know if I care for choose-your-own-adventure games (they, effectively, have no drama), but Emily is Away Too does enough right to make it easy to recommend.
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PC AficionadoTom OlsonMay 20176.9/10For the price of a Starbucks coffee, you are getting an interesting story which may tug on your heart strings, the nostalgia hit is strong from the aesthetic of the MSN window, and multiple endings make replayability a factor too. I would still suggest you try out the first game before purchasing the sequel, just to see if you like the format, and if you do, then you’ll be set up for nicely for the second game.
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IGDB rating 7.8/10 from 59 ratings.
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