Nintendo Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club is a mechanically simple game, and after reaching its conclusion once, there’s not really much replay value. Still, one playthrough is ...

Is there anything more than what meets the eye? Who is the killer ... The portrayal of journalists in The Smile Man is poor, anf the dialogue is one of the film's biggest drawbacks.

It's a fitting subject for a story told through the eyes of characters ... to a previous one causing you to repeat the loop until the scene ends. Emio - The Smiling Man is incredibly linear ...

Then boy do we have a creepy short for you. “2AM: The Smiling Man” takes one of the most mundane experiences of being a person and transforms it into every pedestrian’s nightmare.

One of my absolute favourites is Detective Kuze, a seemingly hard-boiled police investigator on the surface, who is later revealed to have more personal stakes in the case of The Smiling Man than ...

Following these tidbits of vaguely interactive gameplay, Emio: The Smiling Man plays its last hat trick, and it's a big one. For almost the entirety of the remaining runtime, the Minoru chapter is ...

Still, I was delighted to find that Emio - The Smiling Man opens with a bang and maintains ... all of the narrative’s biggest mysteries in one fell swoop. The end credits are then followed ...

Though it may not have garnered as much mainstream attention as some other releases, these climactic moments solidify Emio - The Smiling Man as one of the year's most poignant titles, a genuinely ...

One of the most confusing puzzles in Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club comes up as the main character is at the office pondering questions. The question is who are the three people ...

Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicon Detective Club has me wrestling ... For the most part, it pulls this off. No one is so endearing that I feel them sticking in my mind long beyond the game itself ...