Emma Adventure
Jonathan.S · 2020 · RPG, Open World, Adventure, 2D, Cute
PC
1 user reviews0% · 1
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About Emma Adventure
Emma Adventure Indie RPG Game.
You have to take on the role of a young girl named Emma, a brave and curious girl.
Go on an adventure to travel to another city and face many obstacles in search of something.
Whether she will reach her goal is up to you. The adventure has begun
Features:
- An exciting short adventure with lots of traps.
- Pixel graphics.
- Simple controls (mouse + keyboard).
Warning:
- This game is not for the impatient.
- You have to make a lot of effort to finish this game.
Don't give up
Have fun
You have to take on the role of a young girl named Emma, a brave and curious girl.
Go on an adventure to travel to another city and face many obstacles in search of something.
Whether she will reach her goal is up to you. The adventure has begun
Features:
- An exciting short adventure with lots of traps.
- Pixel graphics.
- Simple controls (mouse + keyboard).
Warning:
- This game is not for the impatient.
- You have to make a lot of effort to finish this game.
Don't give up
Have fun
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players appreciate Emma Adventure's commitment to dialogue-driven storytelling without combat, praising the intentionally garbled grammar and nonsensical plot as genuinely entertaining and a significant improvement over the predecessor's tedious battles. However, the review suggests the execution falls short of expectations, with the dialogue quality not fully delivering on what made the previous game's absurdist humor work, leaving players disappointed despite their initial enthusiasm.
EDIT: I forgot to mention, this game is 100% controller compatible. I beat the entire game using a controller, and got the true ending. I had high hopes for Emma Adventure. The best part of the sequel game, 100-Level Dungeon, was its dialogue. The hilariously terrible grammar and spelling combine with a totally nonsensical plot made for a genuinely hysterical time; indeed, I might go so far as to say it made the horrendously boring slog of the battles almost worth it!... Though just [i]almost[/i]. When I learned that this game contained no battles, I was over the moon! An entire adventure driven just by the ingeniously inscrutable text of 100-Level Dungeon!? Sign me up! But it wasn't all cynicism and mockery; 100-Level Dungeon's dialogue, while definitely weak (to put it overly generously), felt like it was written with some genuine heart. I was genuinely excited to see an adventure that was entirely narrative-driven, even if it was just to see what insane nonsense happened. However, I then actually played the game. Oh boy, where do I even start? The game opens with a choice for "easy" mode and "hell" mode, already a rocky sign for a game with no battles, only to reveal that lite…1 found this helpful
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