You can personalize each of your three classes’ hair, face, and skin color, and then deck them out with a huge arsenal of weapons and armor, so that very few advanced characters will look alike. But Happy Wars differs most significantly in the vast array of character customization and equipment that it offers. Both games involve two large teams of online players to compete against each other in a cartoonish action setting. Happy Wars does both things very well, though this review is more concerned with the divide between co-op and versus multiplayer.Īt first glance, Happy Wars looks like the Xbox 360’s answer to Fat Princess on the Playstation 3. As the flagship for a new and increasingly popular business model, Happy Wars needs to both be enjoyable for players who buy nothing while enticing dedicated players to spend some coin.
The title is offered for free to Xbox Live Gold members and monetized by the sale of optional premium items. Happy Wars, from Japanese developer Toylogic and Microsoft Studios is the first free-to-play (AKA freemium) Xbox Live Arcade game.
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