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It's about 7pm on Friday, and you are headed to your next delivery destination. You work for a sandwich restaurant, and tonight your job is to deliver sandwiches from 4pm to 11pm. Your next stop is an interesting location.
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FingerGunsJan SieryApr 20188/10Overall Shawn Hitchcock has once again surpassed many major developers with a game that tests your mind as well as your heart. If he isn’t snapped up by a big studio soon then they are missing a trick, as it is minds like his that are going to take the future of Horror Gaming forward, and not let it suffer like it has for the past few years. As long as Emily Wants to Play then so will I.
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GamePittRob PittMay 20187.5/10Emily Wants to Play Too is very similar to the first game in terms of its core mechanics. You will spend a lot of your time wandering around dark environments and learning how to deal with the various enemies whilst looking for a way out. This sequel does mix things up a little with a switch in its gameplay mechanics halfway through which helps keep the gameplay fresh and entertaining. I personally had issues with the lack of direction, instruction and guidance in the first section of the game, but if you persevere and make it to the facility, then the game gets much better. Fans of the original game will love this, and so will people who enjoy jump scare games such as FnaF and SCP.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 2 ratings.
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