PurpleLineStudios Games released a new game called Emily Does it All and the version is Ep.2. The game’s story is about Emily Does It All is a college slice of life game in which the player can influence Emily’s decisions regarding her love life. Players will have the ability to guide Emily’s choices as she navigates a complex series of relationships. There’s her friends-with-benefits relationship with Nick, her friendship with prim and proper Claire,
her neighbor Luke who harbors a crush for Emily, and many more. Told in an episodic manner, Emily Does It All follows a flexible, loosely, serialized story that centers on Emily’s exploration of her sexuality and college adventures. More Season 1 follows Emily and her friends through their senior year of college—a time of change, temptation, and self-discovery. At the heart of the story is a burgeoning love triangle between Emily, Nick, and Claire, but that’s just the beginning. With a cast of intriguing characters and choices that shape Emily’s personality and desires, this season will explore just how far she’s willing to go in pursuit of connections,
and pleasure. We want to create a game that is sex positive and explores relationships in a fun and meaningful way. We felt that the genre is full of games that either take themselves painfully serious, or games that are low effort shovelware. We want to avoid the trap of strict structure in which every single event needs to be set up long in advance. Each episode will follow a self-contained theme and have a beginning, middle, and end. This allows each episode to pivot to new and exciting stories and further advance Emily’s relationships. So while this game will certainly not be a slow-burn, we also don’t want it to be thoughtless schlock.
We intend for the characters to be fun and relatable, and their relationships meaningful. The choices players make will always impact the relationship, it’s just a matter of how that relationship will be impacted. We strive to ensure that player choice does not boil down to “More Content vs Less Content”.
