We Happy Few is all about survival and escape (and sometimes combat). You are dropped into a twisted, alternate England where the Germans invaded during WWII and caused a heap of trouble. To escape, ...

Happy hours have looked a little different this year. Depending on the day, it may mean pouring yourself a solo glass of wine after a long day of working from home, meeting up with a small, ...

The videogame landscape is littered with dystopian worlds, but none quite like We Happy Few's drug-addled reimagining of 1960s Britain. It's like walking around inside an episode of The Prisoner. The ...

How to be happy is one of those notoriously difficult-to-answer questions - and it's seemingly on everyone's mind right now, with global searches of 'how to be happier' reaching an all-time high in ...

Explore the secrets of Wellington Wells with a few helpful beginner tips. Here are18 things you should probably know before hopping into We Happy Few. We Happy Few isn’t your standard gonzo FPS. It’s ...

Eric Zillmer, PsyD, is the Carl R. Pacifico Professor of Neuropsychology in the College of Arts and Sciences. He is also the director of The Happiness Lab at Drexel University, which examines what ...

Have a happy and healthy holiday!” It’s a phrase that we hear and pass around generously during the holiday season. With ...

If your options for going out are limited, you may be missing social time with friends or happy hours after work to wind down. That’s one reason that virtual happy hours are becoming so popular: These ...

Happiness is one of the most important goals in life. In 2020, it trended as the most searched word on Google. But here’s why the pursuit of happiness can be bad for you. It can make us more ...

With the current coronavirus pandemic, this might not be the happiest time on the planet. But that’s no reason to forget what makes us happy—especially on March 20, which is the United Nations’ annual ...

Guest blogger Dan Bowling, a lawyer turned happiness expert, gives tips on how lawyers can achieve some semblance of joy in their lives. Being a happiness guru, as The Careerist calls me, is hard work ...