What's all this, then I can hardly call England a "dystopia," but it sure feels different to the country I've spent my whole life in. Don't get me wrong, most politicians have been charlatans and people have always been ignorant.

One of 2016's most frustrating releases leaves early access a very different game than when it started – but has it changed enough

The premise and setting is great and the art design is fantastic; All three characters have interesting and distinctive stories

The game is absolutely no fun to play, with highly repetitive quests and a survival element that seems wholly unnecessary; Overcomplicated crafting, weak combat, and lots of bugs

We Happy Few tells three compelling stories in a one-of-a-kind, dystopian world that is brilliantly inspired by real-world events and twentieth century literature. Sadly, it fails to translate its vivid ideas into an enjoyable experience.

Wellington Wells is full of appealing backstory

The technical issues and poorly-designed gameplay

Great game if you like what if scenarios, something different

a rich and dizzying social satire that is seldom great fun to play

Dystopian futures are often drab affairs covered in shades of brown and beige, immensely depressing, and full of cliches and tropes that bleed from one version to another. In a world filled with existential dread and horrifying rules, does everything really need to look like a cheap pair of khakis

Interesting story and characters; Great use of colour and visuals

Frustrating systems; Experience breaking bugs; Let me hide in the red bushes too; yellow just isn't my colour

If you're looking for a game that's different, a lot of fun, packed with adventure, and has a great story, this is the game for you! The combat is unique and the use of stealth is simple.

has some great gameplay features coupled with several aspects to be improved upon. It showcases a great potential for expanding upon and working on perfecting the vision of the franchise in the future.

Yeehaw tom Hanks and a good old dog named hooch are good friends

Like a repressed British gentleman being propositioned by a lady, We Happy Few is all in a muddle. This smartly dressed, highly eloquent, and often charming stealth game is absolutely brimming with potential.