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Thank Goodness You're Here!

Name: Comprehensive Review and Analysis of Thank Goodness You're Here!
Item: Thank Goodness You're Here!
Author: MonsterCritic Editorial Team

2024

GenresAdventure, Indie, Casual, Single Player

AvailableAug 1, 2024

PlatformNintendo Switch, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC

DeveloperCoal Supper

Overview

Thank Goodness You're Here! is an absurd comedy slapformer set in the bizarre Northern English town of Barnsworth. As a traveling salesman, take the time to see the sights and meet the locals, who are very eager to give you a series of increasingly odd jobs…

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Story and Narrative

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TL;DR

Absurdist comedy meets chaotic charm: The Story of Thank Goodness You're Here! delights with surreal British humor and inventive world-building, but its disjointed plot, unresolved mysteries, and incoherent structure divide critics—celebrated for whimsy by some, criticized for narrative frailty by others.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR STORY

Story Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

79%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

17%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the story and narrative.

The majority of reviewers praise The Story of Thank Goodness You're Here! for its vibrant, absurdist humor and creative world-building. Critics like Adventure Gamers, But Why Tho?, and Eurogamer highlight the game’s whimsical narrative set in the fictional Yorkshire town of Barnsworth, where quirky characters and surreal quests drive a continuous stream of comedic encounters. PC Gamer and The New York Times emphasize the British humor and eccentricity, noting how the story balances absurd tasks with a sense of charm and self-awareness. The game’s emphasis on helping townsfolk with bizarre problems—whether through "zany tasks" (GameSpot) or "whimsical hijinks" (Gameliner)—creates an engaging, if unconventional, experience. CGMagazine and Nintenduo also commend the blend of folklore-inspired episodes and creative storytelling, while The Jimquisition celebrates its "ridiculous and nonsensical" charm. These critiques collectively underscore the game’s strengths in humor, originality, and immersive world design. However, several critics point to narrative shortcomings, particularly a lack of depth or clarity. Oyungezer and IGN Spain criticize the story as confusing and poorly structured, with unclear motivations for the protagonist’s journey. GamingTrend describes the plot as "paper thin," noting that while there are hints of a larger narrative involving pie companies, these threads remain unresolved. Metro GameCentral and Push Square mention elements like "cheap smut" or "dark twists" that some may find jarring, though others might see them as part of the game’s surreal appeal. Additionally, IGN Italia and PlayStation Universe acknowledge the comedic rhythm but note a lack of commentary on the protagonist’s role, leaving the story feeling fragmented. These critiques suggest that while the game excels in humor and creativity, its narrative structure and thematic coherence are less consistent. Overall, critics agree that The Story of Thank Goodness You're Here! is a unique, if polarizing, experience defined by its absurdist comedy and quirky charm. While Eurogamer and PC Gamer laud its bold, surreal approach, others like GamingTrend and IGN Spain find it lacking in narrative depth. The game’s reliance on British humor, eccentric characters, and disjointed storytelling creates a polarizing effect—some reviewers, such as The Jimquisition and NintendoWorldReport, embrace its chaotic energy, while others, like Oyungezer, feel it sacrifices clarity for absurdity. Despite these divides, the consensus leans toward appreciation for its originality and comedic flair, with many acknowledging that its strengths lie in its ability to entertain through sheer whimsy rather than traditional storytelling.

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story and narrative

Gameplay Mechanics

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A whimsical, slapstick-driven adventure with creative yet repetitive mechanics, praised for its absurd humor but criticized for lacking depth and longevity.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR GAMEPLAY

Gameplay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

21%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

71%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the gameplay mechanics.

The gameplay of Thank Goodness You're Here! is widely praised for its simplicity, creativity, and humorous approach to interaction. Critics like Adventure Gamers and But Why Tho? highlight the game’s light platforming mechanics, such as "whack" and "jump" actions, paired with absurd tasks that keep players engaged through whimsical challenges. Eurogamer and PC Gamer commend the storybook-like simplicity of interactions, noting how loosely connected set-pieces evolve into increasingly outlandish scenarios, while The Jimquisition and The New York Times emphasize the brisk momentum driven by slapstick humor and straightforward mechanics like slapping, jumping, and exploring. The game’s focus on absurdity and playful experimentation with basic actions—such as punching villagers or hitting objects—creates a charming, if niche, experience that resonates with fans of lighthearted, non-traditional gameplay. However, several critics point to the game’s limitations, particularly its repetitive mechanics and lack of depth. CGMagazine and GamingTrend criticize the "stale" simplicity, arguing that the minimal puzzle design and linear quests fail to sustain engagement over time. Metro GameCentral describes it as a "walking sim" with limited interactivity, while NintendoWorldReport notes the absence of a map or checklist could lead to frustration despite well-designed town navigation. TheSixthAxis and IGN Italia also mention that the rigid structure and lack of complexity—such as repetitive slapping and jumping—may alienate players seeking deeper challenges. Additionally, some reviewers, like Oyungezer, express concern that the game’s humor, while initially entertaining, risks becoming monotonous due to its reliance on slapstick over innovation. Overall, the consensus leans toward appreciation for the game’s unique charm and comedic tone, even as it acknowledges its shortcomings. While critics like Adventure Gamers, But Why Tho?, and PC Gamer celebrate its creative use of simple mechanics and whimsical design, others such as CGMagazine and GamingTrend find it lacking in longevity and complexity. The game’s appeal seems to hinge on its ability to deliver laughs through absurdity and playful interactions, with many agreeing that its short length and repetitive core loop may not satisfy all players. Despite mixed reactions, the majority of reviewers recognize Thank Goodness You're Here! as a quirky, if uneven, experience that prioritizes humor over traditional gaming depth.

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gameplay mechanics

A whimsical, slapstick-driven adventure with creative yet repetitive mechanics, praised for its absurd humor but criticized for lacking depth and longevity.

Graphics and Visual Design

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Critics rave about Thank Goodness You’re Here!’s wild, hand-drawn art style—vibrant, chaotic, and bursting with surreal charm, blending Adventure Time-esque whimsy with British comic grit. While one outlet called it "unattractive," all others hailed its bold colors, quirky designs, and immersive absurdity as a defining, unforgettable strength.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VISUALS

Visual Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

86%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

10%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the graphics and visual design.

The majority of reviewers praised Thank Goodness You’re Here! for its vibrant and distinctive visual design, highlighting its hand-drawn animation, colorful aesthetics, and comedic flair. Critics like But Why Tho? and Eurogamer lauded the game’s detailed environments and "vibrant cartoon expanse" of Barnsworth, noting how the chaotic yet cohesive art style immerses players in its absurd world. GameSpot compared the visuals to a blend of Adventure Time and classic British comics, while The Jimquisition admired the "bright colors, bold outlines, and memorable character designs," likening it to post-watershed cartoons. RPG Fan and Vooks emphasized the hand-crafted charm of the animation, with Nintenduo specifically praising its "grotesque and hilarious" character designs that align with the game’s adult humor. The consensus was that the art style not only complements the game’s comedic tone but also enhances its surreal, unpredictable nature, making it a standout visual experience. While most critics celebrated the game’s visuals, a few noted minor reservations. Adventure Gamers was the sole reviewer to describe the graphics as "stylized but unattractive," finding them lacking in appeal despite their uniqueness. This perspective stood out as an outlier, as no other critic raised similar concerns about the art style’s aesthetic quality. However, even this critique acknowledged the game’s distinctiveness, suggesting that its visual identity, while polarizing, was intentionally crafted to match its eccentric narrative. The majority of reviewers did not share this sentiment, instead emphasizing how the art style’s quirks contributed to the game’s charm rather than detracting from it. Overall, the critical reception of Thank Goodness You’re Here!’s graphics and visual design was overwhelmingly positive, with only one dissenting voice. Critics across platforms—ranging from Eurogamer to IGN Spain—agreed that the hand-drawn, cartoonish style effectively amplifies the game’s humor and surrealism, creating a visually engaging experience that feels both original and nostalgic. The blend of bold colors, exaggerated animations, and quirky character designs was consistently praised for its ability to immerse players in the game’s chaotic world. While Adventure Gamers found the visuals unappealing, this perspective did not reflect the broader consensus, which celebrated the art style as a defining strength of the game. The majority of critics viewed the visual design not just as functional but as a core element that elevates the overall experience, making it a memorable and distinctive entry in the genre.

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Music and Sound Design

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Critics rave about Thank Goodness You're Here!'s stellar sound design and music, praising British music-hall flair, quirky voice acting (especially Matt Berry), and a cheerful soundtrack that nails its absurd, small-town charm—though a few note minor quirks in musical choices.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR SOUND DESIGN

Sound Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

71%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

29%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the music and sound design.

The critics overwhelmingly praise the sound design and music of Thank Goodness You're Here!, highlighting their role in enhancing the game’s comedic and atmospheric tone. Adventure Gamers notes the inclusion of British music-hall standards that align perfectly with the setting, while Eurogamer emphasizes the bawdy ditty The Marrow Song and the "reliably daft" voice cast delivering gags with flair. GameSpot and RPG Fan commend the excellent voice acting, which brings characters to life through diverse performances that amplify humor and charm. CGMagazine and NintendoWorldReport specifically praise the expertly cast English voice talent, including standout performances by Matt Berry, while TheSixthAxis and Vooks highlight the quirky sound design that complements the British comedy style. The game’s soundtrack is frequently described as cheerful and effective in selling the "small UK town vibe," with Push Square noting drunken horns and pleasant guitars that fit the presentation seamlessly. While most reviews focus on positives, a few critics point to minor shortcomings. PC Gamer acknowledges that specific details about the sound design are not extensively covered, leaving some aspects of the audio experience underexplored. PlayStation Country critiques certain musical choices as potentially outdated, suggesting that while the incidental music complements the comedic tone, some tracks may feel anachronistic. These criticisms are relatively isolated and do not detract from the overall enthusiasm for the game’s auditory elements, which are largely seen as integral to its identity. The consensus among critics is overwhelmingly positive, with nearly all agreeing that the sound design and music significantly contribute to the game’s humor and charm. The voice acting, particularly the North English dialects and over-the-top performances, is consistently lauded for adding depth and authenticity to the characters. The Jimquisition draws parallels to British comedy influences like The League of Gentlemen, underscoring the cultural resonance of the audio elements. While some reviews note minor gaps in detail or occasional outdated musical choices, these are overshadowed by the general acclaim for the game’s ability to immerse players in its absurdist, comedic world through its soundscapes. The combination of well-localized accents, lively music, and inventive sound effects creates a cohesive and memorable auditory experience that aligns with the game’s quirky personality.

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Voice Acting

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Voice acting in Thank Goodness You're Here! is a masterclass in comedic brilliance, with North Country accents, over-the-top performances, and stars like Matt Berry elevating its quirky charm—critics call it a standout, though minor technical hiccups and language barriers are noted.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR VOICE ACTING

Acting Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

89%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

11%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the voice acting.

The voice acting in Thank Goodness You're Here! is universally praised for its comedic brilliance and character-driven delivery. Critics consistently highlight the distinct North Country accents, which enhance the game’s humor and immerse players in its quirky setting. Adventure Gamers notes that "fully voiced characters with distinct North Country accents" elevate the comedic elements, while But Why Tho? applauds the "stellar lineup including Matt Berry," whose performance adds depth and personality. Eurogamer and GameSpot both commend the voice cast for delivering "reliably daft" gags and "excellent performances" that bring Barnsworth’s residents to life. Gameliner describes the voice acting as "masterful," emphasizing its role in amplifying the game’s humor, while RPG Fan praises the "perfect delivery" that sharpens comedic timing. The Jimquisition lauds the "over-the-top voices in deliciously thick accents," drawing comparisons to British comedy traditions, and CGMagazine highlights Matt Berry, Jon Blyth, and David Ferguson as standout talents. These reviews collectively underscore the voice acting’s pivotal role in shaping the game’s charm and humor. While the majority of critics celebrate the voice acting, a few note minor drawbacks. PC Gamer mentions that voice acting isn’t explicitly highlighted but acknowledges the game’s "humorous ways" of communication, such as a hand talking through a character, which indirectly contributes to the comedy. IGN Italia points out subtitle synchronization issues, which could detract from the experience for some players, while IGN Spain notes potential language barriers for non-English speakers. These critiques are relatively isolated and do not overshadow the overall acclaim, as they focus on technical or accessibility concerns rather than the quality of the voice work itself. The consensus among critics is overwhelmingly positive, with nearly all praising the voice acting as a standout feature. The game’s use of regional accents, over-the-top performances, and notable actors like Matt Berry creates a vibrant, humorous atmosphere that resonates across platforms. While a handful of reviews mention minor technical or linguistic issues, these are exceptions rather than widespread concerns. Critics like NintendoWorldReport, who note that "Matt Berry's performance is particularly noted for stealing the show," and Vooks, who highlights the voice acting’s role in "selling the small UK town vibe," reflect the shared appreciation for how the vocal work enriches the game’s identity. Ultimately, Thank Goodness You're Here! benefits immensely from its voice acting, which is celebrated as a key element of its comedic success.

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Technical Performance

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Solid tech performance across all platforms, but PC lacks map/quest log, Switch misses manual saves, and PS5 has minor UI quirks—core systems hold up, but polish issues linger.

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Tech Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

38%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

63%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the technical performance.

The technical performance of Thank Goodness You're Here! receives largely positive feedback across all platforms, with critics highlighting stability and smooth gameplay. On PC, PC Gamer and RPG Fan emphasize a stable experience with no significant technical issues, while Adventure Gamers notes that the absence of a map or quest log is more of a design flaw than a performance problem. For the Nintendo Switch, CGMagazine praises its impeccable performance on the launch model and confirms compatibility with the Steam Deck, ensuring seamless play across devices. On PS5, while no major technical glitches are reported, IGN Italia mentions minor subtitle synchronization issues, which, though not critical, could impact accessibility for non-native speakers. Overall, the game’s core mechanics and systems appear robust on all platforms, with few complaints about crashes or instability. However, some platform-specific drawbacks emerge in the critiques. On PC, GameSpot points out that progression mechanics feel slightly clumsy at first but improve with repetition, while Adventure Gamers criticizes the lack of a map and quest log as a quality-of-life oversight. For the Switch, Nintenduo highlights the absence of manual save points, relying solely on autosave, which may frustrate players seeking more control. On PS5, Push Square notes missing features like a main menu quit option and no chapter select for revisiting content, suggesting design limitations rather than technical failures. These issues, while not severe, reflect areas where the game’s user interface or structure could be improved to enhance player experience. The overall consensus among critics is that Thank Goodness You're Here! delivers solid technical performance across all platforms, with only minor hiccups. PC Gamer and RPG Fan affirm PC’s stability, while CGMagazine confirms the Switch’s reliability. On PS5, IGN Italia’s mention of subtitle sync issues is a notable but isolated concern, and Push Square’s critique of UI limitations underscores design gaps rather than technical shortcomings. While some platforms face criticism for missing features or usability challenges, these are largely seen as refinements rather than major flaws. The game’s core systems function well, with most reviewers agreeing that its technical foundation is strong enough to support an enjoyable experience despite minor imperfections.

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technical performance

Solid tech performance across all platforms, but PC lacks map/quest log, Switch misses manual saves, and PS5 has minor UI quirks—core systems hold up, but polish issues linger.

Replay Value

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Quirky humor and evolving gags boost replayability for some, but brevity and lack of depth leave others unimpressed—mixed verdicts on whether charm justifies multiple playthroughs.

SCORE DISTRIBUTION FOR REPLAY VALUE

Replay Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

76%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

19%

Based on analyzing reviews that specifically scored or critiqued the replay value.

The majority of critics highlight the game’s unique humor and creative design as key factors that could enhance its replay value. Eurogamer emphasizes the “freewheeling whimsy” and evolving gags, suggesting that each playthrough builds on previous ones to create a fresh experience. Similarly, PC Gamer notes the abundance of jokes and gags, implying players might revisit the game for its comedic elements. Gaming Age and NintendoWorldReport also acknowledge the potential for replayability due to the game’s “unique humor” and “deeply funny” nature, while Vooks points out that missed jokes or events in the town could entice players to explore again. Even IGN Spain and PlayStation Country suggest that the charm of the game’s absurd comedy might justify multiple playthroughs, despite its brevity. These positive assessments often frame the game as a quirky, humorous experience where the novelty of its gags and narrative twists could offset its short length. However, several critics express concerns about the game’s limited replay value due to its concise runtime and lack of substantial content. TheSixthAxis and CGMagazine directly criticize the game for being too short (around 2-4 hours) and lacking secondary objectives or post-completion content, making it feel like a “novelty” that loses appeal quickly. Metro GameCentral and Nintenduo note the linearity of the experience and simple puzzles, which could deter players from revisiting. Gameliner and GamingTrend acknowledge the game’s brevity as both a strength and a limitation, while IGN Italia and RPG Fan argue that the straightforward gameplay and absence of challenges reduce long-term engagement. Even The Jimquisition warns that the game might become “tiring” after exhausting its events, underscoring the tension between its charm and its structural constraints. Overall, the critics present a mixed consensus: while many praise the game’s humor and creativity as reasons to replay it, others feel its short length and lack of depth undermine its longevity. Eurogamer, PC Gamer, and PlayStation Country stand out for emphasizing the value of the game’s jokes and narrative twists, whereas TheSixthAxis, CGMagazine, and IGN Italia highlight its limitations in terms of content and gameplay variety. The divide reflects a broader debate about whether the game’s quirky charm justifies multiple playthroughs or if its brevity makes it feel incomplete. Ultimately, the replay value seems to hinge on individual preferences—those who prioritize humor and absurdity may find it worth revisiting, while others might view it as a fleeting experience.

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Quirky humor and evolving gags boost replayability for some, but brevity and lack of depth leave others unimpressed—mixed verdicts on whether charm justifies multiple playthroughs.

Overall Verdict

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OVERALL SCORE DISTRIBUTION

Monster Score

Positive Reviews (80-100)

87%

Mixed Reviews (50-79)

13%

Negative Reviews (0-49)

Based on analyzing all available reviews that scored and critiqued the game.

The overall verdict of Thank Goodness You're Here! is overwhelmingly positive, with critics praising its unique blend of surreal humor, creative world-building, and vibrant visual design. Multiple reviewers highlight the game’s ability to deliver laughs through absurdity and whimsy, with Eurogamer calling it “impeccable comedy” and GameSpot describing it as a “joyous and hilarious game filled with absurdism.” The New York Times lauds its “splendidly madcap experience,” while RPG Fan applauds its “visual design and voice acting,” emphasizing its charm for fans of irreverent humor. Critics like But Why Tho? and PC Gamer also celebrate its creativity, calling it a “treasure trove of humor” and a “must-play for fans of absurd humor.” The game’s distinct artistic style and British-centric wit—noted by The Jimquisition as “gloriously stupid” and Push Square as “unabashedly English”—further solidify its appeal to niche audiences seeking unconventional entertainment. Despite these accolades, several critics point out notable drawbacks, particularly around gameplay depth and longevity. Oyungezer criticizes the game’s “short length and repetitive gameplay,” while Gaming Age acknowledges it as a “niche comedy game that may not appeal to everyone.” TheSixthAxis notes limited “gameplay depth and replayability,” and NintendoWorldReport mentions repetition and brevity as drawbacks. GamingTrend and CGMagazine also highlight the lack of narrative substance, with the former calling the story “lackluster” and the latter noting that the game’s “brilliance outweighs the lackluster aspects.” Additionally, some reviewers, like IGN Italia and PlayStation Universe, acknowledge that its humor may not resonate universally, describing it as “absurd” or “quirky” in ways that could alienate players unfamiliar with British comedy. These critiques suggest the game prioritizes style over substance, which might limit its broader appeal. The overall consensus among critics is that Thank Goodness You're Here! is a bold, eccentric experience best suited for fans of surreal and absurdist humor. While it has flaws—such as repetitive mechanics and a short runtime—its creative ambition and comedic charm earn it praise across the board. Reviewers like Eurogamer, GameSpot, and RPG Fan emphasize its value as a unique indie title that “delivers laughs” and “memorable experiences,” even if it’s not for everyone. The game’s ability to balance humor with artistic expression, despite its shortcomings, has left many critics impressed, with Vooks calling it “one of the weirdest games” they’ve played but also “one of the most fun.” Ultimately, while it may not appeal to mainstream audiences, the game’s distinct personality and dedication to its niche style have made it a standout title for those who appreciate its eccentric vision.

TL;DR

A surreal, visually dazzling comedy packed with British absurdity and whimsical charm, Thank Goodness You're Here! dazzles with its inventive humor and artistic flair—yet falls short on gameplay depth and replayability, appealing mainly to fans of niche, irreverent comedy.

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Reviews

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Eurogamer

Jul 30, 2024

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Thank Goodness You're Here is praised for its impeccable comedy, surreal whimsy, vibrant world design, and genuine flair in delivering gags, making it a must-play for fans of absurd humor.

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Gameliner

Aug 29, 2024

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Overall, the game is praised as a well-thought-out project that successfully combines humor and simplicity, making it a delightful experience.

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But Why Tho?

Aug 12, 2024

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Overall, the game is praised as one of the most creative and zany experiences, filled with humor and surprises, making it a worthwhile adventure.

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PC Gamer

Jan 9, 2025

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The game is praised as a treasure trove of humor, successfully delivering laughs and engaging gameplay. It is recommended for anyone who enjoys surreal comedy.

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PlayStation 5

Aug 16, 2024

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Thank Goodness You’re Here! is praised as a genuinely funny game with a strong sense of place and character, though it may not be suitable for all audiences.

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The New York Times

Aug 30, 2024

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The game is described as a splendidly madcap experience that is enjoyable and humorous, making it a good choice for indoor entertainment.

GameSpot

Jul 29, 2024

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A joyous and hilarious game filled with absurdism, surrealism, and outlandish euphemisms, likely to appeal to those who appreciate British humor and vibrant visual design.

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NintendoWorldReport

Nintendo Switch

Jul 29, 2024

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Thank Goodness You're Here is praised for its humor, visual design, voice acting, and world-building. Despite some gameplay repetition and the game's short length, it is considered a deeply funny and memorable experience.

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Gaming Age

Sep 6, 2024

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Thank Goodness You're Here! is a niche comedy game that may not appeal to everyone, but those who appreciate its specific humor could find it highly enjoyable.

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The Jimquisition

Aug 6, 2024

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Thank Goodness You're Here! is described as wildly entertaining, gloriously stupid, and delightfully humorous, appealing to those who enjoy absurd and puerile humor.

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