Mobile games are a strange animal. Unlike console games, where it's easy to form a solid opinion upon completion, much of your opinion is formed in-between plays. More specifically, it's based on how long you can go before playing again. In that area, Happy Street is a massive success. Minor issues aside, it's everything I could hope for in a mobile sim and, cliche though it may sound, I'm having trouble focusing on this review because I'd rather be playing it. My life is hard.
Happy Street is a simulation game developed by Godzilab, wherein players are tasked with building their own homes and villages, making friends, playing games, and more. Our quick start guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
I was on my daily stroll, exploring parts of town I'd not yet made it to. I walked block after block, soaking up the window signs promising half-off oven mitts and discount electronics. I approached Oak Street, and decided to check it out. As I carried on, something cropped up in my mind: There are no oak trees on this street. Its name is pointless. Uninviting and obtuse. Then I took a left at Happy Street.