We Happy Few

the game seemed to have a good story at the start but it got boring real fast, all the side quests are really boring too, this would have been a better game if it was just a walking simulator and not an RPG.

I kill british beple, I happy

this game is theft and insulting gamers

Game tells a discombobulated, disjointed narrative as to effect the subconscious and trigger knee-jerk emotional reactions; 'gut responses'. Far more concern was given to the game's narrative than it's actual gameplay, the loop of which consists of running from geriatrics armed with umbrellas for dear life. WW2 itself was a stagecraft version of history, arranged and conducted by the secret society once they had conquered and subjugated the entire world's population to organized religion and levied taxes, for the purpose of creating the archetype heathen to use as a boogeyman to scare the minds of those populations they control. The game's engine, and graphics are okay, but the premise of this game is an absolute failure, and only exists to perpetuate a brainwashing version of human history and events.

This game is fiendishly attractive and similarly addictive to play, a bit like a cross between Strife and World Of Warcraft it manages to be colorful and fun in an entertaining way. The literal blend of Brave New World and Yellow Submarine is hilarious at times if you can accumulate the references into the situation being as defined, and the Uncle Jack shows are brilliant. However I realize that this Bioshock style off-shoot is suffering from a similar politically conscious problem. In some ways it can be described as 'anti multicultural' leading to this review's definition. I found We Happy few on sale for £7 when I moved to GOG from Steam because I wanted to play Close To The Sun on Windows 8.1. I purchased it in deciding to see what else fitted within that title's idiom as of what I should buy here. I would not pay £45 for this on either this site or Steam and was waiting for it to be more in the region of £15-20, this mainly because of the suspect politics. I wonder that where Bioshock lead to Wolfenstein: The Alternate Future franchise, this game will lead to a similar politically suspicious or altruistic creation which is overpriced?