We Happy Few: Lightbearer

 Xbox One
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  1. CoolDadTx
    Apr 26, 2020
    3
    This DLC is slight worse then the last DLC - They Came From Below. It has all the same problems plus the fact that I disliked this character in the main game AND it switches from somewhat grounded in reality to just straight out there.

    Pros: It's short. Cons: combat only missions, healing is not obvious, weapons don't make any sense, no saving, no skills. Nothing really resembling    This DLC is slight worse then the last DLC - They Came From Below. It has all the same problems plus the fact that I disliked this character in the main game AND it switches from somewhat grounded in reality to just straight out there.

    Pros: It's short.

    Cons: combat only missions, healing is not obvious, weapons don't make any sense, no saving, no skills. Nothing really resembling the original game.    … Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Aug 6, 2019
    90
    I have massively enjoyed this latest DLC for We Happy Few, even more so than the main game in fact.
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  2. GameSpew
    Aug 5, 2019
    70
    Like the rest of We Happy Few, Lightbearer is a bit rough around the edges. It also sometimes feels like there are too many loading screens. Once its story has got its hooks in you, however, you’ll want to keep playing until you find out if Nick Lightbearer is a cold-blooded killer or not. It’s just a shame that it’s all over in two to three hours, and there’s no reason to return afterwards. But it doesn’t cost a great deal, and it’s part of the game’s season pass if you’re after yet more We Happy Few escapades.
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