Emily is Away Too
Kyle Seeley · 2017 · Indie, Simulation, Choices Matter, Dating Sim, Casual
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About Emily is Away Too
✦ AI summary
Chat with Emily and Evelyn through a nostalgic early-2000s instant messenger, making dialogue choices that branch the story across multiple endings. Relive the golden age of AIM culture with buddy icons, away messages, and lime green text while uncovering what really happened during senior year.
Now with Emily Online!
Chat with your steam friends like it's 2006!
New Emily, New Choices
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.
Features
- Multiple endings triggered by your dialogue decisions.
- Buddy icons, customizable profiles and away messages.
- Independent IM conversations with branching paths.
- Youtube links, facebook profiles and even file transfers.
- An interface you thought you'd never use again!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
1 found this helpful
The entire time I was wishing for Emily to stop talking to me after what she put me through in the first game. Evelyn the second female character is definitely worth buying the game for though.1 found this helpful
Nothing hurts more than that last goodbye, knowing you will never speak to one another ever again. ♥♥♥♥ you emily1 found this helpful
Better than the first entry, but it still felt like just a cute story with not much going on. Nevertheless, it was fine.
very good yes yes yes
This was SUCH a fun game! Definitely one of my favorites. It was so simple, but I felt like I was a teenager again, and I loved how the "mundane" daily decisions and conversations really mattered. Every little dialogue felt BIG and had big consequences. I HATED that I felt the urge to constantly go back to re-play conversations, wondering "what if"s, hoping for different outcomes... It felt very real. Like these people were my real friends, the mistakes I said were real, my insecurities were real. Genuinely so odd to have grown up living your life through texting on the family computer at home. This game made me feel things </3 (It also changed my music listening habits and now I'm going through a strong pop-punk phase! I'm big into Senses Fail now B) ) Just do yourself a favor and play it. If you love pop-punk or alternative rock from the mid2000s/2010s, then it's a crime not to play this game.
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