Emily Wants to Play Too (2017)

Emily Wants to Play Too amps up the terror with a larger, scarier experience than its predecessor. Players return to the chilling world of Emily, but this time the stakes are higher with entirely new characters and games to survive. Navigate through linear and timed sections, relying on stealth and strategy rather than gore or violence, to outwit these sinister dolls. Your mission as a sandwich delivery guy takes a terrifying turn when you become trapped in a crime research facility, finding yourself at the mercy of three sentient dolls and their newly acquired "friends." This title is a prime example of Shawn Hitchcock's signature style within the survival horror genre. Hitchcock excels at creating atmospheric dread and tense encounters with limited resources, forcing players to think critically and utilize their environment to survive. Emily Wants to Play Too perfectly embodies this with its emphasis on strategic evasion and puzzle-solving to escape the clutches of the dolls. The absence of explicit violence, coupled with the psychological horror and the compelling narrative of a desperate escape, showcases Hitchcock's ability to craft deeply unsettling experiences that resonate long after the game is over, solidifying its place among his best work.