Happy's Humble Burger Cult

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Just like my experience on fast food jobs, insulting clients in the kitchen, forgeting the fryes, and on the end of the shift a monster is running behind me to finish all, but on the real life was the manager and no an souless monster... well maybie theres not a lot of diference

If you would like to check out my friends and I playing the game, you can right here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35vZfDmcCM0 Happy's Humble Burger Cult! Another entry iinto a fantastic series! I loved FARM and so far, my friends and I are having plenty of fun here, sure the game is a little buggy due to the co-op nature, but the various maps are cool! They have already updated the game a few times with improvments of overal gameplay! We are excited to continue toe Humble journey!

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I played the original game years back and loved it. So I immediately bought this when I saw it, and it's been great with friends. I have a few quarrels with the game, mainly the lack of things to spend money on. there's not really much to buy with money currently, so you end up dumping it into the jar every time you get payed. The "secret" backrooms level is wayyy too common, it's extremely boring and annoying to encounter, it just feels super lazy. The game needs more volume sliders. I genuinely had to turn my ingame volume all the way down just to hear my friends, there's like 6 layers of chaotic noise overlaping, it's a complete headache trying to focus or hear people, it ruins the teamwork aspect. AND WHY DOES THE GRILL CATCH FIRE EVERY 5 ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SECONDS EVEN IF IT'S TURNED OFF PLEASE FIX THIS

As a solo player, I cannot possibly recommend this game in its current state, as it is extremely solo unfriendly. To better explain why, I'll describe my experience with the game thus far: I load up into the game, and am met with the tutorial. The tutorial is fun, engaging and really gets my hopes high for what's to come- after all, the tutorial is basically what the game is like. After the tutorial, I load into the lobby, which is packed to the brim with excellent ambience and lore. So far, so good; the game looks extremely promising, so now all that's left is to get to the real meat of the game, which I can only describe as ridiculously unfair. My first shift begins immediately; with no time to familiarize myself with the layout of the restaurant, I find myself stumbling about trying to figure out where everything is. Toe is face down in some random corner- God knows how that happened- and I'm scrambling to figure out how to efficiently assemble these orders. Toward the end of my shift, some semblance of efficiency starts to show; I know the layout of the restaurant, how to work the machines, how to dispose of Toe, etc. until I finally reach quota. I had the choice of continuing into overtime or just calling it quits then and there, and ultimately chose to close up shop- what's the worst that could happen, right? Well this is where the game truly takes a nosedive into the pits of hell. Four tasks have to be completed before you can leave your shift, and unfortunately some of those tasks are extremely obscure, alongside the fact that completing even one of them will activate Joy. Turning off the machines, for example, is one such obscure task. In my three attempts at Day One of the shift, not once did I ever manage to figure out which machines are supposed to be turned off. Now keep in mind, you have to complete FOUR of these tasks, all with Joy beginning to spawn after just one is completed. You have maybe a minute(?) to wrap up any tasks before Joy becomes active. And once she becomes active, you can basically just kiss the run goodbye. She's aggressive, has extremely good eyesight, and ultimately makes doing the remaining tasks a living hell. Ultimately, the game is ruined by the fact that it's near impossible to progress past the first day of what is a really strong game. If any updates come out to alleviate this difficulty, then I'll gladly update my review to reflect that; but until then, I cannot possibly recommend this game if you are playing it solo.

I'm using this as experience for my job application.