Wellington Wells is never quite like you remember it. While the citizens of Wellington Wells will always want to ensure that you’ve taken your Joy, the procedurally generated world will ensure that your experience with We Happy Few is different and unique. In We Happy Few, no two playthroughs are alike. As you hide, conform, or fight back as each of them, you will encounter dark humour, a spot of hope, and even some redemption along the way. They each have a unique storyline in which they interpret and react to the events around them in different ways. Play as three flawed characters who explore their own connections to the events surrounding the rebuilding of Wellington Wells. Come unveil its dark history, and discover how and why its residents came to be so beguilingly happy. Everything appears joyful in Wellington Wells, including its roads, its people, and its omnipresent television personality: Uncle Jack! But, it’s actually a world on the brink of collapse. Set in retrofuturistic 1960s England, you will find a city ravaged by war and rebuilt by delusionally happy people. You’ll have to fight or blend in with the drug-addled inhabitants, most of whom don’t take kindly to people who won’t abide by their not-so-normal rules.ĭiscover the retrofuturistic city’s dark history as you play through the intertwined narratives of three quietly rebellious citizens of Wellington Wells, each with their own strengths and weaknesses, as they face their pasts, prepare for the future, and engage in activities that aren’t exactly status quo in the artificially enthused society. In this alternative 1960s England, conformity is key. We All Fall Down releases next week on November 19th.We Happy Few is the tale of a plucky bunch of moderately terrible people trying to escape from a lifetime of cheerful denial in the city of Wellington Wells. Forget any form of early access, the real, full-fat version of We Happy Few is out very, very soon.With a release date of August 10 and a new story trailer from E3 2018 to boot, there’s plenty. Now, We All Fall Down wraps up We Happy Few with Victoria Byng's story. Lightbearer was about Nick Lightbearer and the hallucinations he was plagued with.
They Came From Below was about Roger Bacon and James Maxwell and their search for Dr.
The three chunks of DLC follow separate stories, just as the base game featured three separate story arcs. The Season Pass can be purchased here for $19.99, and includes the other two pieces of DLC: They Came From Below and Lightbearer.
We All Fall Down is available on its own or as part of the season pass, but players will still need the base game to play. We Happy Few is the tale of a plucky bunch of moderately terrible people trying to escape from a lifetime of cheerful denial in the city of Wellington Wells. Yet the trailer shows some of the new features coming to the game with We All Fall Down: Victoria's whip is her go-to in combat, but players can also use a dart gun or flee across the rooftops if they're looking for a stealthier approach. We All Fall Down is more story-based, without the survival mechanics of the main game.
She'll need to get the city off its Joy, and keep one step ahead of the Bobbies. Victoria Byng is on a mission to save it. There's plague, famine, and death, and the citizens of Wellington Wells are completely unaware of it. It's always been Victoria's duty to help keep things proper, but the closer she looks, the deeper the rot seems to run." We All Fall Down is the last content for the Season Pass. "As Victoria reckons with her own withdrawals, the city slides deeper into Joy shortage and disorder.
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