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CRITIK
Emily is Away Too is the spiritual successor to the critically acclaimed original. Message both Emily and Evelyn as you determine the outcome of your senior year. Extend the story past the chat window with youtube links, facebook profiles and file transfers. And most importantly, change your text color to lime green so everyone knows you're the coolest kid in school.
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8 reviews found95
DualShockers
Jun 4, 2017
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GameGrin
May 26, 2017
As with the first one, Emily is Away Too is a wonderfully crafted narrative experience that echoes what it was like to be a teenager in the mid-2000s. For such a simple concept, the level of detail really makes this game a fantastic narrative experience. If you like short narrative experiences, I can’t recommend this enough. Emily is Away Too (Reviewed on Windows) Excellent.
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Nexus
May 30, 2017
Emily is Away is a difficult game to detail, in that it doesn’t feel quite so much like a game, but rather an extreme-nostalgia-generating-pick-your-own-adventure box. The premise of Emily is Away, and its sequel Emily is Away Too, is built around replicating the early days near the turn of the millennium in which instant messengers like AOL, QQ and GTalk were all the rage and the conversations that came up on these platforms. What makes Emily is Away stand out is how close to the original source the game treads.
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Quillstreak
May 27, 2017
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GameSpew
Jun 16, 2017
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Destructoid
May 26, 2017
Emily is Away Too is basically the first game expanded beyond a simple gimmick. It may not be the best piece of interactive fiction ever created, but quality-of-life changes to the original formula make the journey feel more personal for individual players. The multiple endings really seal the deal, meaning you’re in for heartbreak or everlasting love. The low price of admission is also nice, since spending $5 is hardly what I’d call expensive.
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PC Aficionado
May 26, 2017
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Eurogamer
Jun 9, 2017
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