Release date: Q2 2016 There's no denying that We Happy Few takes a lot of inspiration from the Bioshock series, with its vibrant art style and unsettling setting of a warped utopian society. You must navigate your way through an alternative-history English town in the 60s among creepy face-painted people who are dosed up on a drug called 'Joy'. As a 'Downer', you're part of a resistance movement that stands against the mind-altering drug. We Happy Few is a first-person survival game, complete with permadeath and procedurally-generated levels. You're given basic objectives, but never too much direction in how exactly to find them, ramping up the intensity as you walk around cobbled streets and fairytale-style houses trying to find clues while not blowing your cover. Much like Bioshock: Infinite, not all is as pleasant as it seems on the surface, and the mime-faced locals will quickly turn hostile if they sense that you're not filled with joy as them, forcing you defend yourself or run away. We Happy Few looks beautiful, colourful, and extremely creepy.