Probably the most annoying and frustrating game in the world. And I’m only talking about the gameplay when I say that since I’m really don’t think I’m qualified to discuss the theme of the game. You’d probably need a team of psychologists to do that.
At the end of this series we present you one of the most common uses for emos: keeping them as pets. Of course having an emo pet is a great responsibility as you have to feed him and provide him with all the razor blades, diaries, and Bullet For My Valentine records he needs.
That’s why before going to the nearest pet shop to buy your own emo we recommend practicing with a virtual emo first.
This concludes our Emo Games Weekend. See you on Monday for more of our regular stupidity.
This is definitely one of those games that leaves you speechless. I’d really like to say more about it but I can’t. Enjoy!
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