PC User Reviews

Thank Goodness You’re Here! entra primero por los ojos. Su estilo artístico es muy bonito, colorido y con una personalidad muy marcada, algo que recuerda bastante a The Plucky Squire, y fue precisamente esa similitud estética lo que invita a darle una oportunidad. El mundo es encantador y está lleno de pequeños detalles visuales que hacen agradable recorrer la ciudad. El juego se apoya principalmente en su humor y su estética. El humor está muy centrado en el día a día del Reino Unido, con situaciones y chistes muy locales que pueden no conectar del todo con jugadores de fuera. Aunque tiene momentos simpáticos, no siempre consigue destacar para todo tipo de público. El mayor problema del juego es su jugabilidad. Es extremadamente lineal: en la mayoría de situaciones basta con pulsar un botón para avanzar. Las tareas que te encargan los personajes —una especie de recados dentro de la ciudad— podrían haber sido una gran oportunidad para introducir minijuegos o mecánicas más variadas, pero se quedan en algo muy básico. Todo es “muy guay” en apariencia, pero le falta profundidad y reto para aprovechar mejor sus ideas. En resumen, Thank Goodness You’re Here! es una experiencia agradable y visualmente atractiva, ideal para sesiones cortas y para quienes disfruten del humor británico, pero su falta de interacción jugable hace que se quede por debajo de lo que podría haber sido.

I'm not sure if this is normal British humor but consider me humored! Date Completed: 2026-01-18 Playtime: 2h Enjoyment: 7/10 Recommendation: Yes

Minimal gameplay means your mileage with Thank Goodness You’re Here! will almost entirely depend upon how you feel about it’s absurd, and often very dark, sense of humour.

Press X simulator. Jokes are not joking, gameplay not game playing. Stylistic is ok I guess

I cannot express enought how amazing it is. The system of game is simple, theres not as many options but it keep player engaged enough! Theres plenty of fun characters, little fun stories and humor its all that wins the show. The choosing of artstyle, colours and the optional video tapes mixed in game are just cherry on top. Game is heavy stylized and the music choices are splendid! Nothing more than to grab a lovely cup of tea and enjoy the game!

Everything was great and had a good chuckle then and there, but the ending seemed to be a good one until it went balls to the wall at the last second and ruined it for me

A great comedy game, more like an interactive sketch show than anything. Hilarious in the vein of the greatest British absurdity, reyt good

I honestly don't understand the appeal of this "game." It's a walking simulator that involves a ton of backtracking through the same areas over and over. Sometimes this leads to decent running gags, but most of the time it's just repetitive. There are no puzzles to solve: someone asks you for help, you go to the place they ask you to go, and punch the thing that needs to be punched. It's linear at all times: anywhere you don't need to go right now will be blocked off. The selling point is clearly the humor, which can generously be described as "quirky." I'm more inclined to describe it as puerile, bizarre, and largely predictable. I never laughed or even smiled once, although it did get a lot of furrowed brows and "WTF?" reactions out of me.

A lovely, hilarious, totally British game, with a lot of weird humor (in the best way possible), and a very unique animation style & great voice-acting. 13 out of 10, what a unit!

This is a cute little point-and-click Adventure game where instead of clicking on things you slap things and that causes New Paths to unlock and new bits of story to progress. Short and sweet but I enjoyed my entire playthrough. Didn't need gimmicks or mini games to progress and was held up by its art and its humor. Really enjoyed this game. Immediately enjoyed the quirky British humor. Game started with a montage of goofy commercials about a fake town in the UK and I knew I was in for a wild ride as soon as I saw it. The Game definitely lines up with my sense of humor and found myself giggling to myself while playing. The whole section with Bessie the cow was super weird, it's probably the one section where the humor lost me.

Flawless. A gosh dang masterpiece!!!!!! This is a very good video ️️️️

Divertido, no desternillante; pero sobre todo de mecánicas escasas. .

Thank Goodness You’re Here is a whimsical and surreal adventure game that takes players through the quirky town of Barnsworth, where oddball characters and bizarre situations create a delightful, humorous experience. the game is filled with absurd yet charming moments, blending exploration, light puzzle-solving, and a hefty dose of British humor. Pros: Unique and Humorous Visual Style: The game features hand-drawn, cartoonish visuals that feel like they’ve been plucked straight from a comic book. Every character and setting is packed with personality, giving the game a distinct, memorable look that enhances its playful tone. Absurd Humor and Dialogue: The dialogue is full of witty, dry humor that makes every interaction entertaining. Whether you’re talking to the oddball residents or completing a strange task, the writing keeps you smiling with its unexpected twists and laugh-out-loud moments. Bizarre but Engaging World: The town of Barnsworth is a joy to explore. Every corner hides something peculiar, whether it’s an eccentric character or an odd event. The game encourages players to slow down, poke around, and enjoy its quirky world, rewarding curiosity with funny and surprising encounters. Cons: Short Playtime: While the world is delightful to explore, the overall game is quite short. Players may find themselves wishing for more content or deeper exploration after finishing it in just a few hours. It's more of a bite-sized experience than a full meal. Simple Puzzles: The puzzles, while fun, are on the easier side and may not satisfy players looking for a challenge. Most solutions are straightforward and rely more on comedic outcomes than critical thinking, which can be a downside for those craving more depth. Lack of Replay Value: Once you’ve completed the game, there’s little incentive to replay it. The humor and story are delightful the first time through, but without multiple paths or significant changes in a second playthrough, the experience may feel like a one-and-done adventure. Final Verdict:Thank Goodness You’re Here is a delightful, whimsical adventure that thrives on its quirky humor, distinctive art, and engaging world. While the short length and simple gameplay may leave some wanting more, it’s a perfect game for those looking to enjoy a light-hearted, funny experience. It’s a game that doesn’t take itself too seriously, and that’s part of its charm.I give it 9/10 odd jobs well done!

Incrivel, simplesmente impecavel. Os devs estao de parabens em criar um jogo Indie tao simples, porem , tao marcante e divertido de se jogar.

Thank Goodness You're Here! - Coal Supper - 2024Quando meu amigo falou sobre esse jogo ele me disse que esse era um jogo que ele nunca tinha visto nada igual...E que grata surpresa!Esse é um jogo de plataformas de comédia surreal que se situa na cidade de Barnsworth na Inglaterra. Controlando um representante de venda seu objetivo é ter uma audiência com o prefeito, você pode explorar a paisagem e conhecer a população local, a qual vai pedir uma série de favores cada vez mais estranhos...E isso é o máximo que é possível explicar sobre esse jogo porque realmente ele é algo único, com um personagens cativantes, uma trilha sonora gostosa e uma direção de arte no estilo de Ricky Morty, Flapjack e a maioria dos desenhos clássicos de comédia, esse é um daqueles games, que sou um verdadeiro fã, onde a arte e o mundo dos vídeos games se encontram e resultam em uma obra inesperada, criativa, divertida e mais importante de tudo original!Com um mercado e grande indústria lotado de jogos que propõem mais do mesmo os pequenos estúdios índies mostram que ainda há espaço para criar coisas novas e interessantes.Jogar esse game é como assistir um episódio de seu desenho favorito, você irá se divertir, dar risada, se encantar e ter uma experiência única!

Busy work is fun? Or it's miserable? Maybe it's about the people we met and then forgot about along the way? I don't get it...

Is it funny? Yes. Is it worth $20? Absolutely not. At $10 an hour there just isn't enough here to justify the price. The game will make you laugh out loud and feel as if you're playing an obscure Adult Swim show from 2010 though.

Muy buen juego con estilo caricaturesco, chistes que algunos solamente tiene gracia en ingles pero esta bien. Hay escenas que son muy raras y comicas como casi todo en este juego 10/10

Uns dos melhores jogos de 2024 que ja vi , essa empresa e muito boa , além de fizerem o jogo do ganso

You need to go in this one blind. I laughed from start to finish! You will never EVER play a game quite like this one. I‘m just sad it wasn’t longer because it was amazing. If you’ve got a sense of humor, you need to play this game. I really hope the developers make more of these types of games. One-of-a-kind!

Played for a few hours hoping it'd get funnier or more entertaining ... Started off kooky.. and stayed kooky.. but not particularly funny IMO. Ended up feeling like a grind after an hour or two so I quit.

(MY SCORE : 8.5 /10) A unique and absurd cartoon-style Slapstick-Platformer Comedy Adventure Game! We will be made to laugh throughout the game, if we are able to understand the sentences uttered by each NPC after being "Slapped" by our character. We become a Salesman whose unique appearance is mini and yellow, who takes the time to help the residents of Barnsworth Town who give him a very strange task. One of them was when he helped a resident who was sick, by helping guide his extended arms to shop! The absence of "Directions" in this game will certainly make Gamers often feel confused, requiring exploration and having to pass through one area several times to trigger the mission implied in this Game.

My goty contender for 2024. An hilarious short game. You never know what to expect. The animations are great and the banters hilarious.

Very funny, full of fun and cute easter eggs. Gameplay is occasionally a bit of a slog, I wish the world opened up a bit more. Only a few hours, but the price reflects that.

An impressive, super creative playable cartoon, with some extraordinary artwork, sound design and music. However, as a game, it’s kind of boring. It’s pretty much an interactive movie, with little gameplay. There are “puzzles”, but most of them are solved by slapping everything in sight. It’s gets repetitive quickly, but you keep on playing to see all the weird scenarios - and let me tell you, in that regard, the game doesn’t disappointed. It’s truly one of the weirdest games I’ve ever played, but in a good way. What it all comes down to though, is the humor, which will be hit or miss with many people. It’s British, yes, but that doesn’t make it inherently funny. For me, it’s a bit too superficially “random”; it’s basically a never ending series of parodies on British stereotypes and culture, with very little context, and a few strong zingers here and there. It’s bold though, I’ll give it that, and sometime there’s some clever comedy, but other times the game resorts to childish humor, like slapping butt cheeks or even slapstick. Personally, it didn’t make me laugh, but it did make me chuckle occasionally. Maybe you’ll like it more than I did. No matter what, it deserves praise for trying something different; just don’t go in expecting a good “game”, but rather just a good experience.