Emily Wants to Play Too is a single-player survival horror game about a sandwich delivery worker trapped in an evidence-processing and storage office building with living dolls. It combines stealth and strategy with linear and timed sections; its Steam description says it contains no gore or violence.
What is Emily Wants to Play Too about?
Released on December 13, 2017, the game was developed by Shawn Hitchcock and published by Hitchcock Games, according to its Steam store listing. Its premise centers on a sandwich delivery worker locked inside an evidence-processing and storage office building by living dolls. The worker must play their games while trying to find a way out.
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The developer describes it as larger than the original, with new characters, games, and visuals on the Hitchcock Games page.
How does the gameplay work?
Steam categorizes the game as survival horror with stealth and strategy elements. Its description also calls out new characters, new games, and both linear and timed sections. Those details suggest a mix of directed sequences and time-pressured play, rather than an open-ended multiplayer format.
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The Steam listing identifies the game as single-player. It also explicitly says there is no gore or violence, which describes the store-listed content; it does not mean the game is free of horror, suspense, or frightening imagery.
Which platforms list the game?
The official series downloads page lists Emily Wants to Play Too for Steam PC/Mac/Linux, iOS, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. A platform appearing on that page does not establish that the game is currently for sale in every store or territory, so check the relevant storefront before buying.
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The Steam listing provides system requirements for Windows, macOS, and SteamOS + Linux. It also reports full controller support and marks the game as Steam Deck compatibility status “Playable.” Because the page includes dated operating-system information, including a note about Steam Client support changing in 2024, treat those requirements as listing details to verify—not a guarantee for every current PC, operating system, or handheld configuration.
Before purchasing, open the live Steam listing and compare its current requirements with your computer’s operating system and hardware. For a console or mobile version, confirm that the appropriate store currently offers it in your region.
What should you check before buying?
- Confirm the store and region: the official platform list is not confirmation of current regional sales.
- Check current compatibility: review the live Steam requirements for your operating system, and confirm the Steam Deck status on the listing.
- Choose your controls: Steam lists full controller support, but check the current listing if a specific controller or setup matters to you.
- Consider headphones: Steam’s additional notes recommend headphones. This is an optional setup suggestion, not a requirement or endorsement of a particular model.
Is the 2018 VR announcement still valid?
In a Steam announcement dated April 26, 2018, developer Shawn Hitchcock wrote that the game had been released on consoles and that “the next Steam update should include VR support.” This is a historical statement about an expected update, not confirmation of current VR support. Check the live store page and the specific platform’s current product information if VR compatibility is important.
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