During one conversation, one of the girls is drunk. Both girls do drink at some point during the game with “drunk texts” being joked about. You can choose whether your character drinks or not, but this can impact your relationship with the girls. Alcohol/Drug Use Underage drinking and drugs are discussed and referenced but never shown.

One of the girls has had a relationship where they just “messed around” and the other will struggle with whether or not to have sex with her boyfriend. It isn’t super common and there’s no graphic material, but the girls do talk about their relationship history a bit (or lack thereof). The f-word is used every so often, including in some people’s bios, and some milder curse words are used commonly (d***, etc.) Sexual Content Sex is discussed and virginity is one of the key things that builds your bond to one girl or the other. There’s the occasional taking of the Lord’s name in vain. Violence There is hardly any violence referenced to or mentioned in this game Language This game emulates the speech of teenagers, and if you’ve ever heard a conversation between two teenagers at a public school- you know what to expect. Content Guide Spiritual Content There are some references to witchcraft and “black magic” but these are a joke, and not for real. A simple game with both heart-warming and cringe-worthy aspects, Emily is Away too is a nostalgia machine definitely worth a look. Their reviews are even the ones featured on the Steam store page. Markiplier and Jacksepticeye had over a million people watch their videos of playing the game.

Touching nerves with most older millennials, the game has been a low-key hit on Steam and all over the internet. Price: $4.99 The spiritual successor to online hit Emily is Away, Emily is Away Too is a game developed by the same guy and made popular by the same cult following.

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