
From the independent studio that brought you Contrast, We Happy Few is an action/adventure game set in a drug-fuelled, retrofuturistic city in an alternative 1960s England. Hide, fight and conform your way out of this delusional, Joy-obsessed world.
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Janky broken trash.
Greatest game of all time btw
right as rain sir, right as rain
We Happy Few is a very unusual and memorable game with a strong atmosphere, interesting world design, and a disturbing story that stays in your mind after you finish playing. The game takes place in a strange, retro-futuristic version of England where people escape reality by taking a drug called Joy. At first, the world looks colorful and cheerful, but very quickly you realize that everything is deeply wrong underneath the surface. What I enjoyed most is the atmosphere. The game does a great job of mixing dark humor, psychological horror, survival elements, and social criticism. The setting feels original, and exploring the world often feels tense because you never know who you can trust or what danger is waiting around the corner. The story is one of the strongest parts of the game. Each character has their own perspective, problems, and reasons for trying to survive in this broken society. The game is not just about fighting or sneaking around; it is also about truth, denial, control, and the price of pretending everything is fine. Gameplay can be a little rough sometimes. Some survival mechanics may feel repetitive, and the combat is not perfect. However, the unique style, writing, and atmosphere make the experience worth it. Even with its flaws, We Happy Few feels different from most games, and that makes it special. Overall, I recommend We Happy Few to players who enjoy story-driven games with a dark atmosphere, strange worlds, and deeper meaning behind the gameplay. It is not a perfect game, but it is creative, bold, and unforgettable.
great story corny gameplay i really enjoy my time playing this game. definitely worth it if you can get it on sale
love love love love it
В плане геймплея обычный проходняк, игра слишком растянута, и обширна, как по мне там нефиг делать, вначале было интересно, лутаешся крафтишь, находишь нормальные чертежи и т.п. но ко второй половине игры у тебя уже ВСЕ есть, уже становится не интересно, хотя я играл на тяжелом. Куча еды, куча шмота, куча денег, вообщем игра тебя буквально осыпает лутом, противники слабые, единственное что, они в тебя могут гранату кинуть, плюс у тебя куча Хилок, которые можно юзать из меню(и как мне кажется это большая ошибка или недоработка). И еще ты не умираешь когда у тебя хр ниже нуля опускается. Выбор оружия ограничивается ближним боем или гранатами. Стелс нуууу, такой себе. На удивление хорошая и интересная история, ради этого стоит поиграть, но как я и сказал ранее, слишком растянуто, после первого акта нету желания больше проходить ее заново, я чуть поиграл за Салли, но бросил. Также в игре присутствуют множество отсылок, мелоч, но приятненько. И еще не интересные квесты можно было просто вырезать, и ограничить прохождение каждого акта определенными локациями. В общем 6.5 таблеток радостина из 10.
It's just like England got 20x more freedom of speech in this game.
this is my favorite game ever. I love the beatles references
dont know anyone who cant relate to this
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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