Happy's Humble Burger Cult Launches With Online Co-op and Voice Recognition
The sequel to the viral horror cooking game adds online co-op for up to four players and a voice recognition system that reacts to spoken words, expanding the original's solo formula.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
tinyBuild and Scythe Dev Team released the sequel to the 2021 horror game 'Happy's Humble Burger Farm' on July 16. The game retails for 1,400 yen with a 20% launch discount. It adds up to four-player online co-op and voice recognition that reacts to spoken words. A launch trailer is available.
The game is a prequel, placing players as test subjects for Paragon Corporation working at the fast-food restaurant that becomes the series' origin. The biggest new feature is online co-op for up to four players, who divide tasks like grilling and frying until the simulation collapses and the mascot Asset Joy hunts them. A voice recognition system lets players say spells into the microphone to overcome crises, but forbidden words provoke the beast. Over 35 randomized modifiers per shift ensure variety. The launch trailer includes live-action scenes and shows the world and co-op gameplay.
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