Emily Wants To Play

Emily Wants To Play

It’s 11:00 PM. You are a pizza delivery guy on your last stop of the night. The lights are on, and the front door is unlocked. But when you step inside to deliver the order, the door slams shut behind you. You are trapped.

Emily Wants To Play is a terrifying survival horror game that forces you to think fast to stay alive. You are locked in a suburban house with three possessed dolls and a strange girl named Emily. They want to play games with you. If you win, you survive until morning. If you lose, you die.

The Games They Play

The house is silent, but you are not alone. To survive the night, you must learn the unique behavior of each entity and play by their rules.

• Kiki (The Porcelain Doll): She hides in the dark. If you hear her giggling, you must find her immediately and stare her down. If you look away, she attacks.

• Mr. Tatters (The Clown Doll): He hates movement. If you hear his deep, sighing laugh or see him appear, stop moving instantly. Do not touch your mouse or keyboard. Just freeze until he leaves.

• Chester (The Ventriloquist Dummy): He is shy but fast. If you hear his high-pitched cackle, he is chasing you. Run to another room immediately to escape him—he won’t follow you through doors.

• Emily: The mastermind. At 4:00 AM, she joins the game. She wants to play Hide-and-Seek. You must find her in the darkness before the timer runs out, or she will find you.

Survive Until 6 AM

• Hour by Hour: The night is divided into hours. Each hour introduces a new doll or a new combination of threats. The difficulty ramps up as the night progresses, forcing you to juggle multiple “games” at once.

• Open Exploration: The house is fully explorable. Run through the living room, hide in the kitchen, or frantically search the bedrooms. Learn the layout to avoid dead ends when you are running for your life.

• Environment Mechanics: Use the light switches and flashlight to your advantage. Some dolls hate the light; others thrive in it. You must constantly adapt to the changing environment.