Now it’s your duty to save her by defeating a huge goblin boss. You’re then recruited to be a part of the Order of the White Dragon when you witness the princess being kidnapped. The opening cutscene shows how both Happy games are tied together, with you falling from the island in the sky, only to crash land on a whole different world beneath that no one knew existed. It’s a linear experience but its cute visuals and personality make you forget its basic gameplay. Sure Happy Dungeons has a simpler premise, as you’re progressing from area to area, killing dozens of minions and bosses in caverns, caves, and any other underground setting you can think of. Luckily that’s not the case here with Happy Dungeons. I found Happy Wars to be a little confusing, as it throws a lot at you without explaining much. It’s multiplayer button mashing fun, and even though we’re only getting a small slice currently of what’s to come, it’s already looking to be a polished and fun experience with promise. Happy Wars, and now Dungeons, is known for its cute visuals, funny storyline, and a seemingly endless closet of accessories, armor, and weapons to dress your characters uniquely.
Since this is a work in progress, this isn’t a fully-fledged review, but instead, meant to give you an idea what to expect, regardless if you played Happy Wars previously or not. While it’s not officially released yet, it is in the Xbox Game Preview program, so you’re able to download and play it now and see what all the fuss is about. Just like their previous hit, Happy Dungeons is a free to play action game that instead this time focuses on dungeon crawling, loot, and customization. Here we are a handful of years later, and Toylogic is bringing the followup to Xbox One with its sequel, Happy Dungeons. Myself, I never got too invested into it, for numerous reasons, but the few times I did play, I enjoyed my time with it. It was cute, funny, and had decent gameplay elements. While none of my friends played it religiously, a good portion have at least tried it at some point.
Happy Wars was a free to play game on Xbox 360 and turned out to be a surprise hit.
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