Emily Wants to Play Too

Emily Wants to Play Too

Released Dec 2017

No one believed the pizza guy. They kept the dolls. A sandwich delivery guy is on his way to Central Evidence. He is not ready for what he finds. Emily and the dolls are back with new friends, scares and more. Use stealth and strategy to survive their unique games in this survival horror.

80% positive · 561 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence

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Evaluation

Emily Wants to Play Too launched on December 13, 2017. In the months following launch, developer Shawn Hitchcock shipped a series of patches adding features like video settings, a Mac/32-bit build, a speedrun mode, a jumpscare toggle, and look sensitivity options. The most substantial post-launch update arrived on April 26, 2018, syncing the PC version with the console release and adding achievements, engine upgrades, increased atmosphere in key moments, and gameplay polish. That April 2018 update is the last developer communication on record. VR support was mentioned as a future goal in both January and April 2018 posts, but no subsequent update, announcement, or developer statement has been made since April 26, 2018 — now over eight years ago. Given the absence of any further communication, the VR feature was never delivered, and the developer appears to have concluded active work on the game following that final update. The game launched as a self-contained horror experience and has no DLC listed on the store. It is best understood as a finished product whose content development wrapped up in April 2018.
Evidence
Final developer update: game synced with console release, achievements added, engine upgraded, creepiness and polish improvements, and bug fixes. Developer mentions VR support as a future goal but it was never delivered. This is the last recorded communication from the developer.
news post · Apr 26, 2018 source development ending
high
Feature patch adding jumpscare toggle and look sensitivity options. Developer notes the next update would target VR support, which was never shipped.
news post · Jan 27, 2018 source development ongoing
medium

Media

Details

Publisher
Hitchcock Games
Achievements
14
Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
full support
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player

About this game

Emily is back with all new scares in Emily Wants to Play Too.

  • Much larger than the original
  • New characters
  • New games
  • Linear and timed sections
  • No gore or violence
  • Survival horror with stealth and strategy

It's about 7pm on Friday and you are headed to your next delivery destination. You work for Timmy Thom's Fast Sandwiches and tonight your job is to deliver sandwiches from 4pm to 11pm. Your next stop is an interesting location. It is some sort of crime research facility where evidence from crime scenes around town is processed and stored.

What you didn’t know, was that three very strange dolls were recently brought there for processing and storage. These dolls aren’t ordinary; they have a mind of their own. Your night is about to take a turn for the worse, and it will be one of the strangest and scariest nights of your life.

Emily Wants to Play Too is a survival horror game with stealth and strategy elements about a sandwich delivery guy that gets locked inside an evidence processing and storage office building by living dolls. The dolls have "work" to do here and are gathering new friends. They didn’t expect you to show up, so don’t get in their way. Throughout the night you will be looking for an exit out of the office. At some point, Emily will join in on the fun, along with the dolls’ new “friends”. You better play their games or else! Learn what you have to do and be on the lookout for a way to escape.
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