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Test Chamber – We Threw Away Our Joy Pills To Play We Happy Few
We Happy Few received an early access release today, so we decided to take the unfinished game for a spin and see if it makes us want to take joy pills.
Jeff Cork and I show off a little bit of the prologue that was shown off at E3, but then jump right into the action. For many, the game is likely not what they will expect. The game's opening implies a narrative-driven experience in a strange world recalling games like BioShock, but it's actually a survival game with roguelike and procedural level generation. For some of our early impressions, and a glance at the gameplay, check out the video below.
For our E3 impressions of the game, head here.
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