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We Happy Few - PlayStation 4

Brand: Gearbox Publishing

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Play as three flawed characters who explore their own connections to the events surrounding the rebuilding of Wellington Wells
Each character has a unique storyline in which they interpret and react to the events around them in different ways
As you hide, conform, or fight back as character, you will encounter dark humor, a spot of hope, and even some redemption along the way
In We happy few, No two playthroughs are alike
While the citizens of Wellington Wells will always want to ensure that you've taken your Joy the procedurally generated world will ensure that your experience with We Happy Few is different and unique

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Welcome to Wellington Wells

We Happy Few is the tale of a plucky bunch of moderately terrible people trying to escape from a lifetime of cheerful denial in the city of Wellington Wells. In this alternative 1960s England, conformity is key. You’ll have to fight or blend in with the drug-addled inhabitants, most of whom don’t take kindly to people who won’t abide by their not-so-normal rules.

We're All So Happy You're Here

Discover the retrofuturistic city’s dark history as you play through the intertwined narratives of three quietly rebellious citizens of Wellington Wells, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, as they face their pasts, prepare for the future, and engage in activities that aren’t exactly status quo in the artificially enthused society.

Explore the Dystopian Isles of Wellington Wells

Set in retrofuturistic 1960s England, you will find a city ravaged by war and rebuilt by delusionally happy people. Everything appears to be joyful in Wellington Wells, including the roads, the people, and its omnipresent television personality, Uncle Jack! However, it’s a big, idyllic world on the brink of collapse. You will discover the history of this world, and how it came to be just so beguilingly happy.

Creep, crush, or conform your way through puzzles and encounters
Fight with your bare hands or the crazy weapons you create.

Take Your Joy or Don't. The Choice is Yours

Choose from a range of difficulties for new and experienced players alike
Play the story, or customize the sandbox world to your liking
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Explore the Dystopian Isles of Wellington Wells. Set in retro futuristic 1960s England, you will find a city ravaged by war and rebuilt by delusionally happy people. Everything appears to be happy in Wellington Wells, including the roads, the people, and its omnipresent television personality, Uncle Jack! However, it's a big, idyllic world on the brink of collapse. You will discover the history of this world, and how it came to be just so beguilingly happy.

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B074RNLTXY

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August 10, 2018

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1,332 ratings

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0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.89 Ounces

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August 17, 2017

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Jason Sum

Compulsion Games bloated over thought mess

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018

Style: We Happy Few – Xbox OneVerified Purchase

For those gamers hoping that We Happy Few will be the next BioShock, Far Cry, or Dishonored
You'll be both disappointed and underwhelmed

We Happy Few is going to be the most divisive game of this generation

I had major expectation for this title
(Contrast Compulsion Games first big game is fantastic and one of the best and most underrated games of the past generation and the new generation)

I dumped 5-6hrs into this game not even sure if and when I'm going to revisit this
I wanted to love this game but, I can understand why so many people have express there hate for this particular title

We Happy Few is a very cool concept with no real identity of it's own
Combining elements of Fallout, BioShock, Zombie and the re-boot of Prey you get We Happy Few
The game feels super bloated (There's a lot of spinning plates)

Story: Not so much of a let down but, Once you get out of the first decaying village
You'll going to see where the story goes... Which isn't a bad thing but, it's lacking the heart and soul of all 3 BioShock,
and Far Cry 2-5 and Dishonoerd 1&2
The story and style are standouts but, the presentation leaves the game a little anti-climactic

Controls: so/so the game being super bloated effects the controls
The weapon combat is average (Feels like Zombie U-Zombie HD) The weapon combat in The Dead Island Series and Dying Light is close to perfect this on the other hand is "off"

Graphics: are a true mixed bag while the art style is very slick the game itself doesn't look XBoxOne X enhanced
This game doesn't look 4k in fact at times you'd think this would run on the 360/PS3

Audio: Super Impressive the DTS audio option is the best way to expierence a title like this
the sounds impact every speaker at the right time
Again home theater sound is the real VR having sound in golf a entire room adds a lot even to average games!

It's very hard to recommend this game (either rent it or wait until a major price cut)

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GARBAGE!

Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2018

Style: We Happy Few - PS4 [Digital Code]Verified Purchase

Your customers have waited WEEKS for you to fix the bugs and corrupted save issues, and NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE. I had my heart broken TWICE by this game....getting soooo very far in both instances, just for it to glitch out and become COMPLETELY UNPLAYABLE for ANY SAVE! I want a refund, and I will never buy games from these novices again. What a waste of time and money! DO. NOT. BUY!!!!

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JDH

Happy is the player with no internet search history.

Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2018

Style: We Happy Few – PlayStation 4Verified Purchase

Hello there! What a lovely day it is. Have you heard about the new game We Happy Few? Of course you have! Otherwise you wouldn't be looking this over, right? Well let me parlay the basics. This complete gem of a game will probably be the absolute best thing to happen to you since your spouse, assuming it's a happy marriage. Imagine a survival horror post apocalyptic fever dream clockwork orange Alice in wonderland spectacular Orwellian dystopian utopia! Or whatever else comes to mind when you read those things. That's what this game is. Try to survive in a fantastic futuristic British town, area, place, while trying to discover what happened to your brother. Or don't. Take your joy and forget everything. That's always a valid option too.

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Lizbeth

Great game. Not so great bug.

Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2019

Style: We Happy Few – PlayStation 4Verified Purchase

I haven't finished the game but I did put a lot of time into it. I really enjoyed it, it's weird and dystopian and trippy and very British and all of that is right up my alley.
Game play is relatively straightforward except for the introduction of the need to conform rigidly, a feat which sometimes can only be achieved through the use of mind altering substances. The need to balance taking them to fit in, with the risk of coming down from them and being found out, can really affect your ability to complete a straightforward mission. It's all really fun.
In fact this game probably would have gotten a four or five star review except for the fact that after putting twenty hours into it it shut down and when I tried to reload it it said "data corrupted" and made me start a new game.
I'm not about to start from the beginning after spending the last week and a half working on it when I have no guarantee that it won't happen again.

Maybe I'll try again in a few months.

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NWB

Good story but BUGS!

Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2018

Style: We Happy Few – PlayStation 4Verified Purchase

We Happy Few has a good story with intriguing, dark surprises. I finished it on PS4, but I can sympathize with players who gave up in frustration because...

BUGS! The game crashed 15 times. At least 8 side quests were glitched and could not be completed. 4 quick travel sites were bugged and didn't work. The journal stopped updating, then fixed itself a few missions later. Many other intermittent problems occurred (butterfly net didn't work, for example). A load screen appeared often when a character walked, sometimes twice on the same street of a village, lasting 5 seconds to almost a minute. It takes almost 3 minutes to load a new game session.

In addition to bugs, there are poor game design decisions. In an all-too-typical fetch quest, an NPC will ask you to get an item from the other side of the map. When you get there, another NPC will say she will give you the item but only if you retrieve something for her... on the other side of the map. So, you go back across the map to get the second item, back across the map to give the second item, then back across the map to the original quest giver. Four times across the map for no narrative purpose ( exacerbated by the broken fast travel sites).
The game is fairly generous with raw materials for the first character you play and very stingy with the second character you play. You can spend an hour searching for a bobby pin necessary to complete a story mission while being almost constantly nagged by the game to do repetitive tasks and severely punished (with inventory overload) if you don't do them.

It's an interesting game, and I'm glad I played it all the way through, but by the final third I skipped everything except the story missions because I wanted to deal with as few frustrations as possible.

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Tako6565

Buena idea, mala ejecucion.

Reviewed in Mexico on October 1, 2018

Style: We Happy Few – PlayStation 4Verified Purchase

En esta ocasión vengo a platicarles de mi experiencia con el juego de We Happy Few, para ser sincero no supe de su existencia hasta que vi el tráiler anunciado en el E3 de este año. Cuando lo vi me vendieron la idea, porque me dio cierto aire a Bioshock (y sospecho que a muchas otras personas les paso lo mismo).

La premisa es bastante simple, es sobre una sociedad distopica que está controlada por esta organización (o corporación) malvada, que le provee a todos sus ciudadanos un medicamento llamado JOY, que es básicamente una droga que altera el cerebro haciendo que todos los malos sentimientos se vayan, y percibas la vida “color de rosa”, es prácticamente obligatorio estar bajo el influjo de este medicamento , o si no eres considerado un “downer”. Las noticias y los medios están controlados por esta misma organización, así que si alguna noticia es remotamente triste, es censurada, igual la televisión tiene a su propio host dando mensajes positivos aprobados por la ya multi citada organización.

La premisa de la historia prometía bastante, al menos a mí me gusta mucho ese tipo de historias. Pero ultimadamente al menos conmigo, el juego fracaso en engancharme o hacer que me interesara el destino del protagonista.

El personaje principal es un tipo que trabajaba precisamente censurando las noticias de los diarios, hasta que en una de estas noticias le trae a colación un recuerdo de su infancia, cuando lo separaron de su hermano (a su hermano se lo llevan en un tren a Alemania, sin más información al respecto), y es en ese momento cuando tienes dos opciones tomar tu Joy y olvidar, o dejar de tomar tu joy y recordar. SPOILERS, si tomas tu joy el juego se termina ahí y salen los créditos, si decides no tomar tu joy inicia la “aventura” FIN DE SPOILERS.

Así que tu personaje es un Ingles promedio, que tiene una actitud bastante pedante, y entre más habla, más te convences que estás jugando con John Oliver (de Last Week Tonight).

En mi caso, no tuve ninguna misión/objetivo que se me hiciera remotamente memorable, las mecánicas de combate son malas, imponen un sistema de que solo puedes cargar un límite de cosas, pero el límite es tan bajo que te encuentras constantemente tirando cosas, haciendo la dinámica del juego lenta y fastidiosa, pasas más tiempo haciendo ‘micro managment’ que realizando alguna misión entretenida. Lo que mencionaba del consumo de JOY, el juego tiene un sistema donde mientras estas bajo el influjo de la droga, nadie nota que eres un downer, pero una vez que pasa el efecto, o si tienes una sobredosis de joy todo el pueblo se da cuenta e inicia la cacería de tu cuerpo. Esto debería ser con el fin de darte un sentimiento de que el juego también es un ‘survival’, pero entre que la duración del joy es súper poca, y que no hay un verdadero parámetro para cuando te vas a pasar de joy (para que no se acabe el efecto), esta combinación convertía la experiencia en básicamente tener que estar corriendo constantemente de un punto a otro sin posibilidad de explorar la ciudad. Aunado a esto también existe un ‘toque de queda’, así que si te miraban pasadas las 9 de la noche, nuevamente era todo el pueblo en tu contra, igual aunque estuvieras bajo el efecto del Joy, si te miraban brincar o correr, misma situación. En su defensa, estos dos últimos puntos (toque de queda, brincar y correr), existían skills para que te dejaran de afectar.

Ahora, todo lo anterior es una descripción en general del juego (lo juegues en Xbox, PC o PS4), lo que hizo mi experiencia una de las más frustrantes, por no decir terribles que he tenido con algún juego en mi vida; fueron los tiempos de carga tan tardados, se sentía como si estuviera jugando un juego del PSX con tiempos de carga tan lentos, pero está bien, que son un par de minutos, el verdadero problema es que el juego al menos en la versión de PS4 esta inestable, con bugs que van desde malos que aparecen de la nada, o que desaparecen, hasta un bug que volvió injugable el juego en un punto avanzado de la historia. Básicamente el juego ‘crasheaba’ cuando se intentaba cargar ese autosave, se ponía la pantalla de carga de la partida pasaban los 5 minutos, como que iba iniciar donde se quedó y pantalla azul con un error, fueron más de 5 intentos , hasta que tuve que resignarme a utilizar un save state de horas atrás, después de esa experiencia comencé a grabar cada 10 minutos porque lamentablemente el juego también ‘crasheaba’ aleatoriamente, y por lo que he leído los desarrolladores están informados de esto, pero no saben aun cuando tendrán disponible un parche para subsanar esa situación.

En fin, con mucha paciencia termine la campaña, pero para mi sorpresa son 3 campañas en total, la del primer personaje, la de una muchacha, y la de otro señor. Opte por no someterme a tan frustrante tarea dos veces más.

CONCLUSIÓN.

El juego prometía, tenía potencial , pero fallo en la ejecución. Con una historia insípida que se ve sesgada por la falta de inspiración (un twist que lo ves venir a kilómetros de distancia), sistemas y mecánicas más frustrantes que disfrutables, así como múltiples errores técnicos/bugs (al menos en el PS4) , me temo que en esta ocasión, We Happy Few se llevara mi calificación más severa. En una nota personal, este es el primer juego con el que tengo tantos problemas.

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Alejandro Pérez Hernández

Ideas buenas pero cae en lo repetitivo

Reviewed in Mexico on June 13, 2019

Style: We Happy Few Deluxe Edition – PlayStation 4Verified Purchase

La primera vez que conoces su mundo te logra llamar la atención y captar interés sobre todo con esa vibra de misterio que rodea su historia y todo lo que tiene que ver con la droga de la felicidad, también cuenta con un modo libre que te permite explorar mapas generados aleatoriamente y te cuenta los días sobrevividos, desgraciadamente el juego con sus misiones de historia genéricas de ve y trae esto y las distancias enormes que te hacen recorrer se vuelve repetitivo y por lo tanto aburrido, creo que este ultimo punto mi hizo dejarlo a medias y creo que eso es algo malo para un juego.

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Mario

Buen producto, pésimo servicio de transporte

Reviewed in Mexico on July 11, 2021

Style: We Happy Few Deluxe Edition – PlayStation 4Verified Purchase

Tenia mucha ilusión por este juego, se me fue bastante cuando abrí el paquete,
intente realizar cambio del producto pero al ser enviado por AmazonUSA, me rembolsan
mas no me remplazan el producto, desconozco si esto fue problema del vendedor o del transportista
pero si es algo a tener a cuenta al momento de realizar un envío que contiene algo tan frágil como esto

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Faustino

Buena oferta aunque parecía usado

Reviewed in Mexico on September 14, 2021

Style: We Happy Few – Xbox OneVerified Purchase

El disco esta muy bien, la caja(rayada) y la portada(doblada) parecen de un juego usado no tenia el celofán y venia con esa cinta muy difícil de retirar ya que deja mucho residuo. Aunque por el precio de oferta al que lo compre no me quejo.

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David NM

Buen juego.

Reviewed in Mexico on November 30, 2020

Style: We Happy Few – Xbox OneVerified Purchase

Es un juego que buscaba desde hace tiempo y lo encontré súper barato, vale mucho la pena es bastante entretenido.

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