Happy's Humble Burger Farm

le jeu est vraiment bien l'ambiance et l'histoire sont tres reussite ne vous attendez pas a des screamers ou que se soit par contre mais je trouve que ce manque de screamers ne change rien au jeu par ce que tout y est pour nous faire peur

TL;DR: Awesome game, atmosphere and music, especially if you dig boomer shooter-type games! May be the most surprisingly great indie horror game I've played since "The Forest". Had low expectations going in since I was only expecting spooky restaurant sim and was NOT expecting the deeper storyline. Will probably play again to see if there's anything I missed. I played the prequel "Happy's Humble Burger Barn" before this so I had an inkling of the tone, but I was pleasantly surprised at how this game expanded on it. I appreciated how it rewards you for exploring, either with lore tapes/pages or with coins to upgrade the restaurant experience. Even though I never wielded a weapon, the game gives big boomer shooter vibes and I'm not just talking about graphics-wise (which, speaking of, I had to shut off the VHS filter immediately and the game looked way better). Speed, much like in "Doom" for example, is a huge element of the game; from getting where I need to be, fulfilling orders and dodging monsters. Thankfully I could run basically forever (there is a stamina bar in place but it goes down *extremely* slow) or go supersonic with a Triple J large coffee. There are some large environments to explore during the game (complete with puzzles!) that felt inspired by "Half-Life". The BIGGEST boomer shooter vibe of all, however, was when I was walking around the restaurant on the first day interacting with all of the animatronics and listening to their voice lines, when I clicked on Sammy the Salmon and all of a sudden I hear freaking Duke Nukem's voice making fish jokes and a few fishy parodies of his own famous lines. I'd know that voice anywhere. Lo and behold, Jon St. John is in the cast and, strangely enough, so is Sean Young (Rachael from "Blade Runner" and Einhorn from "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective") and Jason Paige, who sang the original Pokémon theme song, sings the end credits! All in all, I had a great time and would highly recommend especially at 80% off at the time of this writing. I got pretty invested in the story and I'll definitely be giving the sequel "Happy's Humble Burger Cult" a go.