To the negative reviews that harshly judge the fact it's a walking simulator, here's what being a Pathologic fan taught me: some games don't have to be good on a technical level to be a valuable experience. Yes bugs are annoying, but they're manageable. Yes it's not the most optimised but I've played Pathologic 2 Marble Nest with a max of 9 fps before and I still enjoyed it. Some games aren't meant for people who value gameplay over story and that's alright, just refund it or don't buy it in the first place if you value gameplay more. It's not everyone's type of game, but it is mine. And it might end up being yours too. That being said, do wait for a sale. I personally wouldn't pay that base price for any game.

Great story and quests, but laggy and makes my laptop hot af! I would still recommend this game to anyone interested in dystopian/historical games or exploring new areas.

act 1 can be a bit boring at times, act 2 is also, a bit lack luster, act 3 is an improvement and is short enough that the problems it does have aren't anything to worry about. the DLC's are worth the money, i recommend Lightbearer. nightwatch mode is fun in arcade. the music and story is memorable, its just the gameplay thats a bit mid.

This is one of the verry few games that have managed to immerse me into it's world , as a person that abused drugs till a switch flipped and can no longer do so I feel understood by this game it presents a real problem with drugs and the after effect of doing too much, the music is amazing the way it makes you feel like you are a part of the world not the center piece of it something about the garden district atmosphere music is just too soothing don't go into we happy few expecting a dopamine rush this game is to be taken slowly I've had breaks between chapters so I don't burn out and the game keeps giving content has good replayability and is verry enjoyable now in terms of bugs the game make sure to save frequently and don't push the game too far.

UK Simulator played it when it 1st released and en "joy" ed... haa.. no? Ok, I'll see myself out.

i love this game the art is amazing and is very fun do play i played the story 4 times

Amazing game, Spend 30 hours trying to find a guy named ryan andrews for the achievement.

Intriguing design can't carry the poor writing, deeply tedious gameplay, and ultimately hollow plot

I've loved We Happy Few since it came out. It one of those games that's always in the back of my head and now I've gotten an obsession over it <3 I genuinely love this game to its core. The characters the story the plot, everything down to its design, the incredible DLC's and silly little features. I truly do love and adore We Happy Few. I'm very happy i was able to experience this again and was finally able to play the DLC's! despite all the time thats gone by since it's came out, I still believe it holds up well.

A great premise, that's severely held down by strange design choices, sloppy code (we'll get to that), and broken promises. TL;DR: A fractured narrative and a grindy survival slog through repetitive environments, stuttering animations, and cartoonish sound loops while constant crashes, stutters, and broken quests kill any replay value. Post-launch DLC merely recycled old bugs and tacked on filler content, cementing this Joy-addled fiasco as a 4 (at best)/10 disaster to avoid. The technical performance of this game is appalling. Even on NASA rigs, frame rates nosedived and stutters crashed the immersion harder than a Joy overdose. Patches arrived promising salvation, but spawned two new bugs each. These guys may as well have been playing "whack-a-mole" with their code. I experienced my frames drop from around 60 to single digits, the UI would freeze and force me to quit and restart, and critical objectives would just disappear. The art direction was interesting, but to say it was...