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We Happy Few Lightbearer DLC Review | Rock on

Odds are, you probably haven’t been keeping up with the We Happy Few Season Pass content. The original game got a less than kind reception at launch due to technical problems and a mixed-up design that split the difference between survival gameplay and Bioshock storytelling. They Came From Below started giving the game a better outlook and the We Happy Few Lightbearer DLC is continuing…

  • A bite-sized story campaign that fulfils the promise of the original game.
  • First-person guitar combat and other unique mechanics.
  • Writing that keeps you guessing even to the final moments.
  • A lack of actual music from our main rock star.
  • First-person platforming and a few other moments of gameplay padding.
  • Occasionally misplaced dialogue that can break your immersion.

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A bite-sized story campaign that fulfils the promise of the original game. First-person guitar combat and other unique mechanics. Writing that keeps you guessing even to the final moments. A lack of actual music from our main rock star. First-person platforming and a few other moments of gameplay padding. Occasionally misplaced dialogue that can break […]
A bite-sized story campaign that fulfils the promise of the original game. First-person guitar combat and other unique mechanics. Writing that keeps you guessing even to the final moments. A lack of actual music from our main rock star. First-person platforming and a few other moments of gameplay padding. Occasionally misplaced dialogue that can break […]
A bite-sized story campaign that fulfils the promise of the original game. First-person guitar combat and other unique mechanics. Writing that keeps you guessing even to the final moments. A lack of actual music from our main rock star. First-person platforming and a few other moments of gameplay padding. Occasionally misplaced dialogue that can break […]
A bite-sized story campaign that fulfils the promise of the original game. First-person guitar combat and other unique mechanics. Writing that keeps you guessing even to the final moments. A lack of actual music from our main rock star. First-person platforming and a few other moments of gameplay padding. Occasionally misplaced dialogue that can break […]
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