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Average from 2 reviewsWhile the daily ongoings of Rainy Woods and its surrounding environment can rustle up a brief oddity or two, Swery and co’s latest round of eccentric antics with The Good Life sadly doesn’t go far enough in its set-up to feel all that compelling. Let alone, excuse or perhaps mask the otherwise unpolished and mechanically-rough controls and design alike. But where the primarily-marketed pitch of cat-and-dog...
The Good Life has fantastic moments of humorous absurdity, but the archaic design and overabundance of features get in the way of it living its best life.