- January 23, 2019
- ChillyRoom
- 3h median play time
We Happy Restaurant
Platforms
About
We Happy Restaurant is a simulation game that offers an intriguing story and perfect gameplay, accompanied by ingenious visuals and an awesome soundtrack. However, it features lots of grinding, frequent ads, and is quite buggy. Despite these flaws, the game has plenty of humor and describes itself as a "serious sketchy restaurant simulator."











- The game features a unique and quirky concept that keeps players engaged.
- The dialogue is humorous and adds to the overall charm of the game.
- The art style and character designs are colorful and appealing.
- Progression can become slow and tedious, especially when upgrading machines.
- There are frequent issues with the game not recognizing an internet connection, preventing offline earnings.
- Some players experience bugs that disrupt gameplay, such as crashes and unresponsive ads.
monetization
121 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game primarily revolves around optional ads that players can watch for rewards, which some users appreciate as a way to enhance gameplay without intrusive pop-ups. However, many reviews express frustration over the excessive reliance on ads for progression, with players often needing to watch numerous ads back-to-back to advance, leading to a tedious experience. Additionally, there are reports of bugs affecting ad functionality and reward claims, which further detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.
“In-app purchases are available but not in your face.”
“Decently fun game, no real need for in-game purchases.”
“Very fun game, no ads.”
“The game is literally just an ad; basically, you'll be seeing more ads than gameplay. It gets boring after like 5 minutes of playing it; it's repetitive and the only thing that makes it different from these tycoon games is they try to make it edgy. Would not recommend it.”
“You can't go anywhere in the game without watching a dozen ads.”
“Good game at first, very addicting, but then you find out that you need to watch 14 or more ads to get anywhere, and they put staff members behind an actual paywall.”