This was really cool, and at the same time, somewhat of a bungle. Then, a year later in 2016 at E3, they came out with the story trailer. There was always going to be a story to it, but it was going to be baked in to the game, so to speak. We Happy Few was originally conceived as a survival game. It's no wonder no one knows what the game is you've got people here who've never fucking played the thing, telling other players what it is and what it's always been.ДЄs a KS backer from the start, as someone who's followed the development of the game from the start (and Compulsion Games put out weekly, in-depth updates), and as someone who played the early access when it was released, I think I can speak to this. ItвЂ™s crazy how much of a hard time they are having telling players itвЂ™s a story game now.ДЄnd you know what part of the reason for that is? Because people, even here, in this very thread, are STILL spouting off misinformation.

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