^ Evans-Thirlwell, Edwin (October 24, 2012)."Happy Wars' free-for-all is free for Xbox Live Gold starting October 12". "Smile! Happy Wars Xbox One Release Date Finally Locked In". Jason Venter of GameSpot said that the same console version was "difficult to recommend because of the game's matchmaking and connection issues." A content update was released in November that attempted to fix the connection issues and other small game fixes. IGN cited lack of players as a concern with the Xbox 360 version and that " Happy Wars went too far in the direction of accessibility with its few classes, lack of distinctive weaponry, and simple game modes." Official Xbox Magazine UK compared said console version to Awesomenauts, but noted that players who pay for additional content appear to have an advantage over other players. The Xbox 360 version of Happy Wars received "mixed" reviews according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. They are usually powerful items that can allow players to get a head start in the game. There are items in Happy Wars that can only be purchased with Microsoft Points. The game also had items that can be purchased either through playing the game or through microtransactions that allow in-game items to be purchased with Microsoft Points.
The more players that aid in the use of the team skill, the more powerful the ability becomes. Each class also has a unique "Team Skill", where players can gather teammates together to allow the casting player to use more powerful skills. Each class has a base attack and other unique abilities that are available as the player gains new levels. There are also subclasses, although the only ones implemented at the moment are the Warrior-type Berserker, the Mage-type Zephyr, and the Cleric-type Engineer. The players choose from one of three classes: the warrior, the mage, and the cleric. Īs of September 3, 2014, an Xbox Live Gold account was required to play the game online due to recent updates, the game now accepts regular Xbox Live members as well. The multiplayer mode consists of two teams of up to 15 players attempting to destroy the other team's castle while also defending their own. Happy Wars is a multiplayer online game, defined as a role-playing strategy game, although it also has a short story-driven single player campaign mode. The Xbox One version was released on April 24, 2015, and is now the only platform the game can be played on. It was originally released for the Xbox 360 on Octoon the Xbox Live Arcade as its very first free-to-play title, and additionally for Microsoft Windows on May 28, 2014, but availability on the online marketplaces of these platforms and service to these platforms has since been discontinued as of December 17, 2018. Happy Wars is a free-to-play, online multiplayer, action tactical role-playing video game developed by Toylogic, available for Xbox One.
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