With the upcoming release of “Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow” and the accompanying promotional game, fans are wondering if EmilyBlaster is a free game. EmilyBlaster is completely free to play and is currently available on the official Gabriel Zevin website.
EmilyBlaster is a fairly short game with an interesting concept: combining words from famous poems by Emily Dickinson. You do this by hitting balls at the bottom of the screen with flying words in a gameplay experience reminiscent of Space Invaders and Peggle. At the end of each level, it is decided how accurately you created the Emily Dickinson passages that are shown to the player before each level.
In “EmilyBlaster”, the game launches words to create Emily Dickinson’s poems. https://t.co/jQfeI8oVyV
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EmilyBlaster is completely free to play and play without downloading or major gaming platform like Steam or Epic Game Store. The game can be played directly in any major web browser similar to Google Doodles.
It’s understandable that EmilyBlaster is so approachable, since her main goal is to popularize Gabriel Zevin’s new book. Video games aren’t as popular as they used to be for advertising purposes, especially for book marketing, so it’s good to see more creative advertising. Information about “Tomorrow, Tomorrow and Tomorrow” and a link to the EmilyBlaster game can be found on the official Gabriel Zevin website.
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