Unless you have friends and can talk to them while you play, these issues with the audio make Happy Wars excellent for listening to podcasts. In-game, the expected array of sound effects (screaming, whooshing swords, exploding fireballs) break things up, but I ran into a bug several times that muted everything except the music and added a certain eeriness to the battles. It’s not bad, but like sameness of the gameplay modes, it gets pretty tiring when that’s all there is. The soundtrack in Happy Wars is the usual generic fantasy-type score that wouldn’t seem out-of-place in a ripoff of Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest. In Happy Wars, it may only take you half of a second to figure out the same information, but that’s a half of a second that you will probably spend dying, so it’s an issue.Īlso, this is a problem that the bots won’t have, making their competence a little frustrating.

It’s reminds me of the great triumph of Team Fortress 2, which is the way that you can instantly tell what team someone is on and what class they are. Throw in team identification in the form of a red or blue name and arrow above everyone’s head that is just a little bit too small and it becomes even harder to discern who you’re supposed to attack. It’s hard to tell which one you are and which ones you’re trying to murder. When you and 14 other people are all trying to whack another group of 15 people with weapons, it can get a little confusing. More people playing for longer periods of time means more people who are likely to spend money, but when it’s too easy to get bored, it’s very easy to stop playing. It’s important for any game to hold your attention, but it’s especially important for one that’s free-to-play. Sure it’s delicious, but when it’s the only thing you have to eat you’ll get very sick very fast.

It’s like the Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup of multiplayer modes. The control points-style multiplayer game is very popular these days, and with good reason, since it combines the simplicity of deathmatch with some very manageable goals to create an objective-based style that can still be enjoyed by the players who would rather just kill everyone in their path.

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