Emily Wants to Play

Name: Emily Wants to Play
Rating: 4 (6235 reviews)
Author: Shawn Hitchcock

By: Shawn Hitchcock

Emily & her dolls r waiting 4u

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Features & Capabilities

One of the scariest horror games on the app store, Emily Wants to Play is the official free mobile version. It places you at a haunted house on a stormy night: you’ve delivered a pizza, the door locks behind you, and you must survive as the house comes alive with Emily and three roaming dolls.

Explore freely, figure out how to stay alive when confronted by the dolls, and unravel the mystery to escape. The game intensifies with a power outage during a raging storm and a chilling, suspenseful atmosphere.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Shawn Hitchcock

Rating:

4.00

(6,235) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2018-08-17

Version code:

841917050

Creation date:

2018-08-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

306.67MB

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-04

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 25,758 ▼ 213

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Developed by:

Shawn Hitchcock

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/emily-wants-to-play/id1422253225

User Reviews

Reviewers praise the game for its scary atmosphere, nostalgic charm, and engaging progression, but common drawbacks include fragile mobile controls, glitches, lighting issues, and balance problems in late hours. The title is highly appealing to horror fans, yet stability and control responsiveness on mobile can hinder a smooth run.

Pros

Strong scary and tense horror atmosphere that keeps players on edge.
Nostalgic retro feel that still holds up for an older title.
Engaging progression with increasing difficulty and puzzle elements like the hidden basement and Emily timer.
Fun to share the experience with friends or family (played with a brother).

Cons

Mobile controls can be finicky, making it hard to interact with doors and objects.
Occurrences of glitches (e.g., Chester following you) disrupt gameplay.
Lights frequently go out or don’t work, reducing visibility and tension.
Late-game difficulty can be frustrating or near-impossible, impacting replayability.
Some reviewers find early nights repetitive and the pacing slows down the fun.