- October 26, 2016
- Well Told Entertainment
Escape Bloody Mary
Platforms
About
"Escape Bloody Mary" is a first-person horror adventure game. Players are trapped in a haunted house and must solve puzzles to escape, while avoiding the vengeful spirit Bloody Mary. The game features a unique mirror mechanic, allowing players to see into different realms and access new areas. With a chilling atmosphere and multiple endings, players must uncover the dark secrets of the house to truly escape.



- The game offers a fun and unique escape-room experience with a light horror theme, making it enjoyable for short play sessions.
- Creative use of mirror effects adds an interesting twist to the gameplay, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
- For its price, the game provides a decent level of entertainment and can be a great option for casual play with friends.
- The game has significant compatibility issues with various VR headsets, leading to frustration and inability to play.
- Many players report game-breaking bugs that hinder progress, such as unresponsive controls and visual glitches.
- The gameplay can become repetitive and tedious, as players must juggle multiple tasks to keep the horror elements at bay.
gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay in "Emily Wants to Play" is described as intriguing and unique within the horror-escape-room genre, utilizing creative mirror effects and encouraging players to progress rather than fearfully interact with objects. While the mechanics may not be flawless and the puzzles are generally not very challenging, the overall experience is considered worthwhile and engaging.
“The gameplay was intriguing and none of the puzzles were incredibly difficult.”
“Check out my full gameplay first look here.”
“Emily Wants to Play is just about as much, for many times the gameplay.”
“I liked it - took a bit to get used to, the mechanics are not flawless but worth the experience.”
“The way it uses mirror effects is pretty creative, and the gameplay is pretty unique for the horror-escape-room genre in that instead of making you dread picking up every object in case a skeleton's going to pop out when you do, it encourages you to always move forward to try and stop Mary.”