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Story
When Andrew wakes up from his apartment, he is greeted by an unfriendly shriek. Oblivious to the rising epidemic, he innocently wonders around the apartment and comes across Frank…who is eating his wife. Andrew, horrified of the man-eating Frank, is stunned as Frank lunges at him with great force. Andrew takes out his knife and ends Franks life. His own guilt of killing his friend leaves him shocked. With what he knows now, he tries to escape his apartment that is now filled with man-eating humans. Could this be Em-A-Li’s doing? She is an A.I, new to the human world, that has been looking for Stu since her last encounter with him. Where is Stu now? Uncover the intertwined characters of Em-A-Li and Andrew as this story continues on from the game, ‘Em-A-Li.’
Full Voice Acting Cast
Inspired by Portal 2, Amelea Michaela Morrow takes the stage of Em-A-Li, a programmed A.I. designed to be a house wife or ‘Wife Bot’. Kevin Le, the developer of Em-A-Zurvival will be voiced as Andrew, a main lead character, as he tries to find an escape from the apartment that’s filled with the living dead.
Visual Novel Hybrid
Focused on storytelling, Em-A-Li is a visual novel hybrid that combines visual novel and RPG aspects together to create an interactive top down visual novel game emphasized on storytelling and horror.
Crafting
Explore your apartment and find resources to makeshift useful items in order to escape from the man-eating humans. Build EMP, Zombie armor, and a potato battery! Every resources count!
Exploration
Use your flashlight to find your way out of the apartment as it has a limited battery life. Explore the pitch black apartment and avoid the man-eating humans as you will use your flashlight to gather resources, interact with the world, and most importantly of all, to find the exit.
Support the Developer
It would help me a lot if you were to support Y.B. I am a one man developer and that means I have to do everything in this company in order to make a fun game. Being an indie developer has a huge downside and that’s recognition, financial stability and the lack of a game developing team. I continue to make games but it’s becoming a real struggle to make this into a living. I do this because I love to make games and to see players reacting to the games that I make. I would be so appreciative of you if you were to buy the game. It lets me know that you want to see an indie developer succeed.
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