Overall, it's a challenging little horror game. I wouldn't say it's a complete knock off of Five Nights At Freddy's because the only thing it knocked off are the different types of dolls and jump scares when they get you. Might help you out only in levels where you have no choice but to be in the dark and need help seeing without getting too close. The buttons include run, use and flashlight on/off as well as zoom.

The controls are frustrating as they can make or break your hour. It seems like it was only made for a dev's portfolio. You can tell no money was spent on the making of this game. The hour in reality lasts only 5 minutes in real-time, which makes it able to complete the game in less than an hour. Consider the top of the hour your save point. When you die, and you will A LOT, you begin from the beginning of the hour. Every hour poses a new challenge and it's mostly a new character/doll terrorizing you for that entire house and each one of them have a weakness you have to figure out in order to help you last the hour. The goal of the game is to last the entire night until 6AM. You play a pizza delivery boy who was called to deliver some goodies at 11pm at night and end up being terrorized by a little girl and her 3 creepy dolls. Even if the game sucked for me, it's only $7. Immediately, it warrants a play considering most indie games are $20+ nowadays. Emily Wants to Play is naturally $7 bucks. Before I begin, I love horror games and whenever there's a horror game on sale or naturally cheap, it's worth trying out in my opinion. Before I begin, I love horror games and whenever there's a horror game on sale or naturally cheap, Just 100%'d Emily Wants to Play on the PS4. Just 100%'d Emily Wants to Play on the PS4.

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