Netflix will make a Game based from Emily in Paris

[Madeline Everleigh]

Emily in Paris: the show that’s as divisive as pineapple on pizza. You either find yourself binge-watching it with a vat of cheese puffs by your side, or spending evenings crafting angry tweets about its questionable fashion choices and Emily’s uncanny ability to be condescending as it’s their excuse to make a flawed character. The internet is a warzone of opinions, with some folks frothing at the mouth about the show’s “problematic” portrayal of French people and the sheer amount of berets per square foot. But here’s the thing: despite the hate brigade, there seems to be a silent army of viewers who secretly (or not-so-secretly) adore Emily’s self destructive antics and the show’s escapist charm. After all, Netflix wouldn’t have renewed it to completion if nobody was watching, right? Think of it like Max subscribers who claims to despise Velma but somehow knows every single plot twist of the new Scooby-Doo spinoff. There’s a certain allure to hate-watching, and Emily in Paris seems to have mastered that art.Love it

 

[Nadeshiko]

Emily in Paris? More like Emily in Denial. Don't get me wrong, the idea of waltzing into a dream job in Paris with a wardrobe that could feed a small village is undeniably appealing. But the show's portrayal of Parisian life feels about as authentic as a Moulin Rouge made of cardboard. And Emily herself? Clueless doesn't even begin to describe it. Her "adventures" are a series of self-inflicted disasters fueled by arrogance and a complete lack of cultural sensitivity. This game? It sounds like a desperate attempt to cash in on a show that's more style than substance. But hey, if mindless escapism with a side of designer handbags is your thing, then by all means, bon voyage.

 

[Awakens]

A game based on Emily in Paris? Absolutely not. Do they take applications for professional eye-rollers? Because this takes the cake. The show is a dumpster fire of clichés, bad stereotypes, and a complete lack of self-awareness. Emily herself is a walking disaster zone, oblivious to everything except her reflection and the next designer bag she can snag. And don't even get me started on the unrealistic portrayal of Paris. This game sounds like an extension of that very same torture. Do I get to choose to pack my bags and leave for a real, non-Emily-fied Parisian experience? Otherwise, I'd rather spend my time learning actual French than pretending to navigate Parisian life with a character who wouldn't know a baguette from a bicycle. There are a million other games out there. This one can stay firmly in the "never gonna happen" pile.

 

[Heidiworm]

As someone who's actually lived in Paris, Emily in Paris makes me cringe. It's a caricature at best, and an insult to French culture at worst. The show completely glosses over the realities of living in a foreign country, the struggles of learning a new language, and the complexities of Parisian life. Don't even get me started on the beret situation. They're not a national headwear requirement, folks! This game? It might be a chance to redeem themselves a little. If they can create a more nuanced portrayal of Paris and its people, I might be willing to give it a try. But I'm not holding my breath.

 

[Saccharine24]

Hold on, a choose-your-own-adventure in Paris with NO Emily? gasp This game just became way more interesting. Is there, by any chance, an option to... ahem, "accidentally" trip Emily into the Seine while "borrowing" one of her many designer handbags? Asking for a friend, obviously. Or maybe I can accidentally make her consume cyanide.

Look, I'm not saying I dislike Emily, exactly. But hey, a little in-game chaos never hurt anyone, right? Just imagine the fashion loot you could score! Besides, if the game lets me create my own love story in Paris, Emily's gotta go. No competition for this single pringle, thanks very much. Just sayin'.

 

[GlossyBubbles]

Okay, I'll admit it. I'm a total sucker for Emily in Paris. The dreamy Parisian setting, the charming cafes, the forbidden love triangles - it's pure escapist fantasy. And yes, Emily can be oblivious at times, but who wouldn't get swept away by the romance of it all? This game sounds perfect for hopeless romantics like me! The chance to create my own Parisian love story? To navigate the City of Love and choose my own happily ever after?

 

[HomeyLander]

Who is the market of this game? LOL

 

[GamingSiren]

Look, let's be honest. Emily in Paris is a cultural phenomenon, hate-watching or not. It's garnered a huge audience, and Netflix wouldn't be investing in a game based on it if they didn't think it would be profitable.

 

[Destiny]

Is there an option to throw grenades at Emily?

 

[Sandy Rose]

I appreciate the escapism some shows offer, but Emily's adventures feel more like a vacation funded by a sugar daddy's credit card than real-life experiences. Maybe the game will be different.