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Emily Wants To Play now supports upside down mice and 32 bits.

A few updates for Emily Wants To Play:

-Invert your mouse or controller

Several of you were asking to add the option to invert the mouse in the game. Now you can. On the bottom of the settings page, you can invert the Y (up and down) or X (left and right) axis. This affects the mouse and controller sticks as well. The settings will also auto-save.

-Windows 32 bit support

I originally only supported 64 bit to try and filter out older, slower computers. But it seems there are a good amount of people with decent computers running 32 bit operating systems. You still need a pretty good setup to run the game.

-Emily crawls into her hole a little smoother now :)

============ Update About Other Platforms ============

Emily Wants To Play has been approved for Playstation 4 and Xbox One. (Which is very exciting!) There's still lots to do: paperwork, converting, testing, etc..., but it is moving along.

I have been working like crazy on the mobile version of the game. I have it working on iOS right now. Still more to tweak, but it is working. If you head over to the official Emily Wants To Play twitter page [ https://twitter.com/EmilyWants2Play ] you can see an in-game screenshot of it running on an iPhone 6.

The game is now available on the Mac App Store, but it is already available for Mac here on Steam. Same price in both places. It doesn't matter which one you choose.

Linux users, I will try to get to you too. I haven't built anything for Linux yet, but I'm sure I can figure it out and get it working. I just need to fit it in somehow.

I think that is it for now.

Shawn