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Please Be Happy (Switch)

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$20.97 $29.95 In stock

Category: Video Games Nintendo Switch

Please Be Happy is a comfy, slice-of-life visual novel set in a fictional version of Wellington, New Zealand.

Born as a fox in the forest of Korea, Miho carries with her the memory of a traveller who showed her kindness and spoke of home. Now more human than fox, Miho has spent a long, long time searching for her person. She arrives by airship to Wellington, one of the jewels of the floating island of New Zealand.

Despite her years spent observing humans, she still has a lot to learn about their culture and society. She's made a living so far as a thief, her heightened senses allowing her to easily take advantage of people. She's also seen a lot of the worst of what mankind has to offer.

It's only after meeting Juliet, the owner of a small library, and Aspen, an aspiring novelist, that Miho starts to understand what kindness is, and that there's more than just the bad stuff when it comes to people.

Miho's earliest memories are of her time as a fox, and the kind human she met back then. Now more than just a fox, she's spent her life searching for that person. Her journey has brought her to a new life in Wellington, New Zealand.

She changes her name every time she goes to a new country. Her previous names include Gumi, Migu, and Mimi.

CV: Dottovu

Aspen is a human girl in love with words and stories. A barista at the Bellhouse Café, she dreams of being a popular author someday. She tries to take a little inspiration from every person that she meets.

She has an hour long phone call with her mom every weekend.

CV: Anna Chloe Moorey

As a vampire, Juliet is one of Wellington's oldest residents. She's made the treasures of her life open to all in the form of a library. Aside from books, she also provides wisdom, kindness, and shelter to those who need it.

She dislikes having to resort to echolocation to find her reading glasses.

CV: Shara Kirby

·        Over 220,000 words

·        Character designs and CG's by Kobuta, with additional art by adirosa

·        2 different routes with 2 happy endings each

·        Full English voice acting

·        A brand new original soundtrack by Sarah Mancuso

Beautifully realized world and setting, wonderfully written plot with lovely characters, gorgeous visual and auditory presentation, high replayability. Please Be Happy wears its heart on its sleeve, making for a truly moving VN experience.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel Z. ★★★★★

Started this on a rainy Sunday morning and didn't look up until the credits rolled—the cozy Wellington setting really pulls you in. Miho's story as a fox carrying a traveler's memory is surprisingly heartfelt, and the pacing lets every quiet moment breathe. Definitely my favorite comfy read on the S

Adam B. ★★★★★

The tea-shop scenes and the Wellington streets feel so lived-in, like I'm actually wandering through a rainy afternoon. I've replayed the fox-flower conversation tree three times already just to catch every line.

Chloe ★★★★★

Miho's backstory as a fox from a Korean forest is so touching, and the way it weaves into the everyday moments of the Wellington setting makes every scene feel meaningful. I've been playing an hour each night and the pacing is perfect for winding down without feeling rushed.