Overview

Emily Wants To Play plunges players into a terrifying scenario where a routine pizza delivery takes a sinister turn. It's 11 PM, and you've arrived at the last house on your route. Despite the storm raging outside and the boarded-up windows, the front door is ajar, hinting at someone being home. Upon entering, the door slams shut, trapping you in a house with an unsettling silence. Your only goal shifts from completing a delivery to escaping this creepy, inescapable dwelling. The game blends elements of adventure, simulation, and strategy within a horror framework, challenging players to navigate the unknown and survive the night.

Highlights

  • Developed and published by Shawn Hitchcock, Emily Wants To Play was released on December 10, 2015.
  • This indie horror title supports single-player experiences and is compatible with full controller support and tracked VR controllers.
  • The game offers a unique blend of genres, including Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, and Strategy, with strong Horror and Survival Horror tags.

Who It's For

Emily Wants To Play is designed for players who enjoy atmospheric horror games that rely on psychological tension and puzzle-solving rather than constant jump scares. Fans of indie horror titles and those looking for a unique survival experience with strategic elements will find this game particularly engaging. Its support for VR also appeals to players seeking immersive horror experiences.

Game Info

Released in late 2015, Emily Wants To Play is an indie horror game that puts players in the shoes of a pizza delivery person trapped in a haunted house. The core gameplay involves exploring the environment, uncovering the house's secrets, and figuring out how to escape while evading whatever malevolent presence lurks within. The game encourages strategic thinking as players must manage their actions and decisions carefully to survive the night. It's available in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese, among others.