Happy

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Happy is a single player simulation game. It was developed by Rosa Special Studio and was released on August 11, 2023. It received undefined reviews from critics.

"Happy" is a psychological horror adventure where you play the role of a detective who goes to an abandoned winter forest in search of a missing family. You arrive in a dense winter forest, covered with snow, inhabited by silence and mysteries. You have to uncover the secrets of this gloomy place, find the house where the family lived, and find out what happened to its inhabitants. Plun…

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graphics2 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

The game has visually appealing graphics.
There is potential for an engaging experience if the bugs are fixed.
Some players found the game intriguing despite its flaws.

Numerous bugs significantly hinder gameplay, including issues with saving and loading games.
The game lacks meaningful content and story, making it feel empty and unfulfilling.
Basic actions are frustratingly difficult due to poor controls and mechanics.

story
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The game's story is notably lacking, with players reporting that it can be completed in under an hour and contains no narrative elements.
- “It took me less than an hour to get through the game, and there was absolutely no story involved here.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are generally considered appealing, though they are overshadowed by shortcomings in other aspects of the gameplay.
gameplay
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stability
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Users report significant issues with stability, particularly noting that the action keys are frequently buggy, which affects gameplay.
- “The action keys are buggy.”