Basics:

     Emily Enough: Imprisoned is one of
the newsest AGS games to date and is also
one of the darkest. This game has been 
in production since 2003 and has just now 
come out, but so far it has turned out to 
be one of the best games of the year as 
far as AGS is concerned. Emily enough 
was made by Anarcho, a very talented 
AGS figure, and was brought to the public 
in August of 2005.

Story:

     In Emily enough, you play a very 
spoiled sick little girl who has been 
surrounded by riches her entire life.
After she murders her family, she is 
incarcerated and sent to and sent to an 
insane asylum where she is to live out her 
life until she turns 21. But upon arrival, Emily 
finds that the place is not rich and fancy 
enough and vows that she will escape 
the beggarly place. So you must help 
Emily escape the asylum. But this will 
not be easy as there are many obstacles 
in your path from a lawsuit to a lawyer who 
is a major jerk.

Game play: 

     The gameplay in this game is not unlike
the same found in Sierra games of old, in
fact this game uses the same GUI system.
But the game isn't totally, unoriginal as the 
graphics take the form of Emily's mouth, 
hands, feet, and eyes. The inventory is of a 
brown purse. You right click to change icons 
or go up to the top of the screen and change 
icons there, or you can open up the inventory 
there as well. You then left click to use the 
selected icon.

Graphics:

     The graphics in this game are very good, 
and are very reminiscent of the graphics in 
games like Full Throttle and The Curse of Monkey 
Island. The graphics in the game are very dark and 
moody, which fits the atmosphere of this game very 
well. The graphics even almost come close to being 
3D. As you can see, two years of hard work on this 
game has definitely payed off.

Music:

     The music in this game is very good, and all of 
it is original, which makes it even better. All of the 
music is dark, yet very unique and true to each scene 
where it plays. The tunes are all indeed memorable yet 
just simple enough to make the game's scenes seem
even darker than they are. 

Characters:

     The charatcters in this game are all insane and 
extremely evil, each showing off a different version 
of the black humor so well used in Emily Enough.
A good example would be the Hannibal Lecter like 
character selling sandwich coupons in the hallway.
Or you could look at the deaf old woman who always
hears exactly the opposite of what you were saying. 
Each character is realistic yet creepy, and works 
well in the atmosphere of the game.

Puzzles:

     The puzzles in this game are difficult, but not 
too difficult as hints are provided throughout the 
game in different places as to where to go or what to
do. Don't let this fool you as the puzzles will still keep 
the most seasoned adventurers busy for a while.

Content:

     The black humor in this game brings out content 
only suitable for players ages 18 and up as there are 
many adult themes to this game including strong language,
adult themes, thematic elements, violence, and innuendo.
Don't let this scare you away though, as these things only 
serve to heighten the dark theme of the game and make 
it just as good as it is.

Replayability:

     The replayability factor in this game is high as the game 
offers a good experience that will make players want to 
play it again and again. The story and characters are so 
strange yet endearing that you can't help but want to play 
the game again.

Overall:

     All in all, this is a very good game, especially for the 
developers first, and it will be sure to provide a good 
experience for veterans or first time players of the genre.
This game has a dark tune of black humor that makes anyone
love it, and you cna't help but agree with me when I give 
this game a straight out 5 out of 5. Try it and I bet you'll 
agree with me.