Happy Game is an interesting little story with very unsettling imagery. It was interesting to see Amanita Design twist their cute, relaxed art style into something much more sinister, while still maintaining the charm of games like Machinarium.

This game's story is highly abstract, but still engaging. I found myself noticing a lot of recurring imagery and some really interesting tidbits of information. I can't wait to see different interpretations as more people play.

I think Happy Game's greatest folly is its length. With a runtime of under two hours, I felt like its concepts weren't developed as much as they could have been. Still, it's a very fun, very unsettling game.