Really fun game, if you like adult jokes you'll like this game.
Graphics and soundtrack are top.

I've just started playing this game, but the amount of creativity and humor in this game is great. You have to like the style of humor though, but if you do like it you're in for a good set of laughs. I'm having a couple of good ones at least.

This game was a really silly and fun experience. It's not super long—I finished it within 2.5 hours—but it was absolutely worth the money for the variety of random things you can do and experience. The "secret" ending is pretty goofy, and I loved it. The humor is quirky and clever, with plenty of surprises that kept it fresh throughout. The art style and characters are charmingly unique, adding to the overall lighthearted vibe. It's the perfect game to relax with when you want something easygoing yet packed with personality. It’s a joyful little adventure that leaves you smiling!

Rating: ★★★★★ – Amazing
Time Played: 2.3 hours

Gameplay:
• Light puzzle-solving mixed with quirky exploration that leads you around small districts of a small town
• Minimal hand-holding with no Quest log or Map; you figure out each objective by listening, exploring and paying attention to funny visual cues
• Platforming and Slapping and kicking people is the most of what you're going to do in the game

Story\Dialogue:
• Silly and witty British humour similar to that of 'Monty Python skits' or 'Rick & Morty's Interdimensional Cable Episodes'
• Fast-paced comedic banter from unique characters and witty signs throughout the environment never overstays its welcome
• Light narrative structure leaves plenty of room for spontaneous comedic moments

Graphics\Music:
• Vibrant, cartoon-inspired visuals similar to 'The Amazing World of Gumball' that matches the comedy
• Quirky soundtrack complements the comedic action, with slapstick pacing of sound effects timed perfectly

Before you Play:
• Silly and witty British humour similar to that of 'Monty Python skits' or 'Rick & Mortys Inter-dimensional Cable Episodes'
• Spend time looking for hidden gags and details and repeatedly slap\talk to characters whenever you return

Funny game that doesnt get old during the time youre playing. It is constantly introducing new jokes. Overall a fun experience. Keep in mind that the game is relatively short. 2.6 hours and I completed all the achievements too.
While the length doesnt bother me as much, I can understand if some people look at the price and might find it a bit to expensive.

Anyway, I recommend it for the jokes, artstyle and music. British people are finally funny again.

I'm actually kind of short on words here. There's not that much to say: The game is a prolonged humourjoke about northern English culture. The game is a fairly linear series of events where you "resolve" people's "problems", with a sense of humour that's sometimes pretty juvenile and a little out there. This is broken up, for me, by long stints of slapping everything. EVERYTHING. I gave out so many slaps. I slapped pigeons, sacks of trash, doors, cars, and spent way too long slapping the burger out of some guy's mouth. I went back to the chippie to slap the "eating for two" customer because those cries made me laugh. I couldn't tell you why.

If you like the sort of English comedy that leans on the wackier side, you'll be fine. Me? Can't complain. There was a joke about ludonarratives that I thought was brilliant and it was nothing but a little background note. Anyway! Humour is subjective, and if you don't like this, you can still be my friend. Vive la différence. (I did consider playing it in French for the cognitive dissonance.)

My time, as of this review is one playthrough at three hours. I missed a few things here and there, judging by achievements, and that's okay. I wasn't as thorough as I might have been. Judging a game by its dollar to time ratio gets you spending 400 hours picking up dinosaur ♥♥♥♥, as I've said several times now. Is going back to 100% it really worthwhile? I'm not wired that way.

Anyway, all that rambling blather said, while people are getting het up by whatever bland offerings the major producers are cranking out, or whatever NFT nonsense another company is doing, this is just a simple, straight-forward, completely hand-drawn, human-voiced affair. It's indie AF. I should have played it sooner. It's a breath of fresh air. We need more strangeness, more novel experiences, and I've been quite satisfied.

Thank Goodness You're Here - A Nostalgic, Quirky Adventure
Rating: 5/10

Thank Goodness You're Here is a unique indie title that blends British 1980s nostalgia with offbeat humor and an eccentric art style. The game’s strongest asset is its intro, which immediately grabs your attention with a flood of references to the UK in the '80s. Phrases like “apple and pears” (a Cockney rhyming slang for stairs) and “BTEC” (a British qualification) set a vibrant, nostalgic tone that’ll resonate with fans of the era. If you’re into British culture or enjoy playful nods to pop culture, the game does a great job of making you feel right at home.

However, while the intro is a standout, the rest of the game takes a much more unusual turn, which may be a bit overwhelming for some. Its humor can be too eccentric and out there, with the whimsical chaos sometimes feeling more disorienting than entertaining. The quirky, surreal vibe may not be for everyone, and some players might struggle to fully connect with the game’s bizarre world.

Ultimately, Thank Goodness You're Here is a mixed bag. Its charm lies in its clever references and nostalgic atmosphere, but the outlandish tone may turn off players looking for a more conventional experience. For those who appreciate a bit of weirdness and are willing to embrace its oddball nature, it’s an enjoyable ride. For others, it can feel like a bit too much. Hence, the game earns a 5/10 — there’s fun to be had, but it's not for everyone.

As a southerner, this northern humour is hilarious. Short, silly, slapstick.

11 bob well spent, anorl.

best 11 bob I've ever spent.

This game was so damn weird and funny, I couldn't stop playing it, loved it.