
"I knew going in to Happy Words that it would be a Scrabble clone, and I was fine with that. As a fan of Scrabble - and board games in general - I like the idea of having it on the Switch for on-the-go play. But when the AI is about as interesting as a parrot with access to a dictionary, a UI that actively wants to stop you playing the game, and a complete absence of anyone online to play with, I was left speechless, that a developer in 2019 was somehow capable of making a worse version of Scrabble than what we had on the Game Boy back in the 90's. "
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Watashi no Happy Manner Book is a quirky trivia game for the Nintendo DS. Players answer multiple choice questions and use the microphone for vocal responses to navigate social scenarios. Each decision affects character interactions and story progression, blending humor and educational content about etiquette and Japanese culture. The game emphasizes quick thinking and light-hearted problem solving. The charm lies in its creative use of the DS hardware. Touch screen input and voice recognition add a tactile layer, making responses feel immediate. Though niche, it reflects Taito's tendency for offbeat concepts. Community feedback is limited but highlights the game's lighthearted tone and cultural insights. Best suited for trivia fans who appreciate a mix of learning and fun. Single-player only, with no online features.
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Single player
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