Not for the faint hearted: 'Happy Game' is anything but


The deceptively named Happy Game puts players in the role of a young boy trapped in a nightmare, who has to navigate disturbing puzzles to escape. — dpa

Never judge a book by its cover or a video game by its name. Because anyone who expects Happy Game to be light-hearted fun will be in for a nasty surprise.

The game from developer Amanita Design – best known for family-friendly, point-and-click adventures like Machinarium or Samorost – is indeed not a happy game at all but rather a horror adventure.

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