Emily is Away <3

Summary: Great, nostalgic, atmospheric game. The progress is huge compared to the first two games from 'Emily is Away' franchise. Yet, for some reason, I got a little bit bored with this teenage 'romance' stuff. But the game is still worth playing and the player should try it out.

outstanding example of simple games done perfectly! super immersive (like the note survey part was soooo accurate), and the playlists are just *chefs kiss* a must for fans of nostalgia + choices matter + visual novels!!

game makes me depressed asf fucking hate steve

Lovely third edition to the series! If you loved the first two games you will most definitely enjoy this! Also there was Facebook here which I actually used as a child so major nostalgia vibes were felt through! I just love this game series and i can only recommend.

fuck you jeff

I love games where you can peek around and press buttons and this game is just that. I love the integration of a storyline into a social media environment

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO NO SENSES FAIL !

Amazing game with good 2000x vibe where you could feel that time as your own. Plot may be not so masterpiece but could be interesting and not predictable. In my opinion, characters feels as real person, they have interesting story and options for answer to player. Good idea was to created old installation of Windows XP and typing mechanics where in order to write a message to someone you need to use real keyboard that help you dive on in game. Also, this game has interesting music recommendation that I found something new for my music playlist from these time. In general, I rate this game as 10/10. The best what I play for last time.

I loved this game! Super excited to try out the chapters again and see what other endings I can get! <33 P.S. FUCK Emily cuz that bih left me even after I did everything right smh

First things first, the fact that I can't romance Mat is my villain origin story. Mat supremacy, i love that little shit. I played through this multiple times to get the 5 major endings, and it has good and bad parts, but I ultimately recommend it. My preteen and teen years were in the era of "old Facebook" so logging in to "facenook" and having all these teenager-y conversations was super nostalgic and immersive. Between the sounds and the visuals, I felt transported back in time to my own teen years. The story is interesting and a great evolution from Emily is Away and Emily is Away Too, and has a fair amount of replay value to get the majority of the different "major" endings, and if I wanted more, there are minor endings I could go back in and see. For the less than ideal -- as I wouldn't even go so far as to say bad, just a bit annoying -- parts of the game, I didn't love that save points are only at certain points in each chapter, as it was sometimes a bit annoying to grind to...