These choices and many others help propel We Happy Few above what it could have been. Likewise, while you do need to craft items like lockpicks, the game will let you auto-craft them as the need arises. Playing below the hardest difficulties will mean you should eat and drink, but you don’t have to. We Happy Few is now mainly a story driven first-person adventure, with survival and crafting mechanics layered on top of that experience, rather than mixed fully within it. This is true in the survival mechanics as well, likely a response to many questioning their implementation in the early access period. Many things within We Happy Few are optional, which allows players to sort of decide how much they want to devote to the game. Story beats crop up at set intervals, or through hidden side objectives that will be discovered by the most curious players. Still, We Happy Few does take you on a long and rewarding journey.
Some others hit with a thud, not really landing as the developer seemed to intend. Some of those answers are interesting, causing the world to grow deeper and more inviting to exploration. His every action draws the notice and ire of those around him, and he’ll have to hide his true intentions and feelings if he wants to make his way out of the dystopian landscape of conquered Britain. By going off his Joy Arthur has isolated himself from society.
You’ll start out as Arthur, a “downer” who stopped taking his Joy, pills that make everyone happy no matter the circumstances. Spanning multiple characters, players will get a full look at the world of We Happy Few through the eyes of its inhabitants. The final game promised all the goodies, and now that it’s here players can finally dive into the world of We Happy Few as they always wanted. However, when the game launched into early access players found themselves in a dark, dreary world with almost no story to speak of. It seems like every year the game shows up it wows the audience with its unique world and fascinating story structure. Few games make as big a splash at E3 as We Happy Few.
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