We Happy Few

This game is way better than I expected. The gameplay is fun, the graphics are nice and I love exploring the various locations. I haven't experienced any glitches either. I highly recommend this one.

Its a good game if you can get through the walking simulator

Fun and charming experience. The premise and world itself is extremely interesting, but it could have been better presented in some places. I'd be quite interested to learn what the rest of the world looked like and why Britain never interacted with another country ever again. Or at least learn what the Germans' whole goal was and what they did after. It does make an amusing commentary on authoritative takeover and metaphorically predicting how some people would handle something like Covid when the wrong people are in power. The choice to split the story among three different characters could have been executed better. There are parts where each character meets another and the scenes don't line up or look very different when done with a different character, it makes the story feel disconnected. But the good parts of the approach is you get to see more of this ridiculous world through different events that one person wouldn't have gone through all. I'm glad they explored Uncle Jack's story at the end, but I wish it had more to it. And then having the final DLC add in an extra layer and keep things tied together was nice, but it was still hard to believe all these events could be happening at the same time as they did a poor job of showing it. Something that's bothersome is how flat the world is, it's almost completely flat aside from the obvious buildings and landmarks. Yet when you get to the DLCs the towns actually have hills and sloped paths and so on. Things like that and how the laboratory you visit as multiple characters is in a completely different location in each story adds some jagged edges to the experience. I think the biggest issue the game has is how overreaching it tries to be in its mechanics. It has food and survival needs but you don't die from it, it just affects your combat, and there's so much random loot, weapons and money, but you can't carry very much nor will you use most of it. There's few things that need buying and not much needing crafting, so it seems they had some different ideas during development that changed the final result but a lot of leftovers remained. There are arcade modes for true survival and that seems like it was the core game and then the story was dropped on top of it. Could've been done better, but was enjoyable.

I Lvoe this Game.

super wow

É um jogo muito bom, recomendo.

Joyful game 👍