Platforms
- PCAug 01, 20249.0playscore9.219 Critics9.64.25K Players
- PlayStation 5Aug 01, 20248.6playscore8.414 Critics9.61.91K Players
- Xbox Series X|SDec 09, 2025NAplayscoreNA0 CriticsNA0 Players
- PlayStation 4Aug 01, 2024NAplayscoreNA0 Critics9.61.66K Players
- Nintendo SwitchAug 01, 2024NAplayscore8.310 CriticsNA0 Players
43 critic reviews · 1 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
90 Read our review policy Thank Goodness You're Here! A gleefully anarchic treasure trove of jokes and skits, TGYH is the funniest game I've played.
Fraser Brown · Jan 09, 2025 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewIt won’t be for everyone, but Thank Goodness You’re Here offers up such a bravely unique vision it’s hard not to be impressed.
Simon Reed · Oct 20, 2024 Reviewed on SwitchRead full reviewThank Goodness You’re Here is a crazy, hilarious but short game that perfectly encapsulates the strange inhabitants of Britain. Whilst it may not be for everyone, and it’s definitely a bit short for the price it’s asking for, its writing, jokes and charm make this a hilarious, unique game that takes you on such a bizarre journey through good ol’ England. Now if you excuse me I’m going to head down to my local pub for a cheeky pint and get some fish and chips on the way home, all in the name of king and country.
Sam Flanagan · Oct 10, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full reviewThe base humor lands because of quality presentation and good comedic timing, though certainly caters to a specific demographic.
Jerry Williams · Aug 31, 2024 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewA rarity, Thank Goodness You’re Here! lovingly mocks the North of England, and it has several good laughs, but it does underwhelm in its play.
Josh Wise · Aug 27, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full reviewThank Goodness You’re Here! is a delight from start to finish. Packed chock full of gags both visual and via the script, you’ll be laughing frequently. A genuinely funny game with a great sense of place and nary a mean spirited gag throughout. Some of the jokes and cultural references might go over the head of non-Brits, but that’s their problem, not Coal Supper’s. The inclusion of two unlikely music tracks also make for unexpected earworms in 2024.
Ian · Aug 15, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full reviewThank Goodness You're Here is like a season of a British cartoon, a series of linked episodes in which you're constantly being pelted with jokes. And the game looks great, and the humor in it is good, and the characters are funny, and there are a lot of interactive moments as well. It's a unique project, made with great love for English culture, and a great way to cheer yourself up - whether you understand British humor or not.
Brau3er · Aug 15, 2024 Reviewed on PCRead full reviewThank Goodness You're Here! es un magnífico videojuego de humor que reinterpreta la estructura clásica de las aventuras gráficas para convertirlas en un show cómico que no deja de hacerte reír en las tres horas que dura.
Manu Delgado · Aug 14, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full reviewThank Goodness You’re Here’s humor is its strongest asset, so the trade-off is worth it. Games don't usually prioritize comedy, much less nail it, and that makes developer Coal Supper's first full title that much more impressive. Like a lot of sketch comedy shows, a decent portion of the gags in Thank Goodness You're Here don’t hit their marks, but the ones that do are utterly delightful bursts of joy that are funny to both watch and partake in.
Michael Leri · Aug 12, 2024 Reviewed on PS5Read full reviewThank Goodness You're Here! es un juego muy irreverente y, como diría ese gran poeta, muy inglés y mucho inglés. Un repaso por la sociedad británica, o más bien su fauna, mediante un pequeño vendedor que vender, no vende nada, pero al que todo el mundo agradece el poquito de caos que deja tras su paso. Se parece, en cierto modo, a Untitled Goose Game, pero sigue su propio camino; uno lleno de tareas absurdas pero que arreglan a su vez la absurda vida de los ciudadanos. Supongo que hay que jugarlo para entenderlo.
Alejandro Pascual · Aug 11, 2024 Reviewed on PCRead full review
Community Reviews
This was a game I was looking forward to since a State of the Play ran a trailer for it months ago. It looked like the type of stress free game experience that could be brimmingg with creativity if done right, slightly reminding me of the Untitled Goose Game. Well, technically that's exactly what it is. Gameplay is really simple and if you look for a challenge and too brainy puzzles this might not be a good game for you. It's basically like one of those slightly more adult-oriented absurd cartoons - you know the likes of Rick and Morty, Solar Opposites, Inside Job, Adventure Time etc. but caked in british humor. Gameplay really just boils down to walking around the town with some non-consequential jumping and slapping. Yeah, it's kinda one of those games that as long as you keep going, you will eventually beat it. You just have to find the way forward. Perhaps that might make it a bit dissapointing for kinds of players. Personally I loved it. The british humor and at times bizarre scenarios was what kept me going throughout and I will still be laughing at some of the jokes for months to come. The town is colourful and you meet a bunch of interesting characters along the way. You yourself are a tiny yellow business man going for a business trip, but who due to the lack of patience waiting for the mayor decides to just go off and do side missions instead. One story leads into another and I guess it's only the limited time of the developers and eventual depletion of creative energy that leads the game ending. The story is fun in an episodic nature and how one scenario opens up another, but at the end of the day it's not a game leading up to a big climax. Regardless of how much the game is more like an immersive cartoon than a meticulously gamified challenge, I have had a fun time with it and look forward to future projects by Coal Supper. By all means if western adult animation is up your alley and you want an easy game with some good laughs, give it a shot.
Reviewed on PS5
