Emma and Lilith are two little girls with a lot in common despite some differences... like fangs and a few centuries. These two spot-the-difference games are meant to be played together for both perspectives, and the end result is a short but sweet little experience that lightens up the spooky Halloween season, and is perfect to be enjoyed with whatever little monster you have in your life.
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I liked that the endings were so similar.
Emma's view is more "cutesy" than Lilith's, which was interesting.
I played Lilith THEN Emma.
Squeeeeeee!
Seriously, this particular bite-size pair of games is excellent for a brief pause when your brain feels like it's going to explode from work or trying to get your Hallowe'en candy organized. I've always enjoyed the "Spot the Difference" games here on JiG, and this one is just as enjoyable as any others.
The difference in art style and music makes the two companion stories fun to examine, especially if you're comparing the differences between not only the panels, but between the two stories as well. For the subject matter, I think that this is an excellent pair, and if you have littles who like to play along with you, they will enjoy this pair.
I guess in Emma's perspective, Lilith is just a sweet little girl. But when you look through Lilith's glasses she sees Emma as vulnerable and so takes advantage of her innocence.
I liked Lilith's version better. It looked more detailed than emma's version to me. But either way it was a really cute game!!!!!
One of the easier spot-the-difference games, but I died from the adorableness. For the first time in my life I felt the longing to be a little girl during Halloween. It was enlightening, albeit somewhat disorienting.
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