We Happy Few

We Happy Few, also known as Wellington Wells, throws you into a strange, dystopian Britain where everyone’s glued to a drug called Joy. It’s a first-person action-adventure where you pick from three distinct characters, each with their own style. Think stealth, bombs, or blunt force. The catch? The world feels off, paranoid, and unpredictable—perfect if you like a game that keeps you guessing.

What’s This Game About?

You’re dropped in a twisted version of post-WW2 England. Instead of peace, the folks in this place prefer to stay happy by any means—mostly chemical. You’ll need to scavenge, sneak, and fight to survive. Trust me, it’s not your typical stroll in the park.

Choosing your character matters. Ollie Starkey is your go-to if you love explosions. Sally Boyle focuses on stealth and potions. Arthur Hastings handles a bit of everything. Each one opens a different way to play—so pick wisely.

Key Features

• First-person survival with combat and stealth — take your pick.
• Dynamic storylines shaped by your decisions — no two runs feel the same.
• Resource management — hunting for food, weapons, and supplies.
• Character upgrades — level up to suit your playstyle.
• Safehouses — your little refuges in the chaos.

Why Give It a Shot?

Ever played a game where paranoia is part of the fun? Need a challenge? You got it. The world feels alive and a bit creepy, making you second guess everything. Plus, those doses of dark humor sneak in right when you least expect them.

Lesson learned: always carry a spare sword. You’ll thank me later.

Final Thoughts

We Happy Few isn’t for everyone, but if you like your adventures weird and your choices meaningful, it’s worth diving into. Whether you’re sneaking around or causing a ruckus, you’ll find the experience oddly memorable. Just don’t get too hooked on the Joy.