The Classification Review Board reverses its decision to ban dystopian gambling

The highly anticipated We Happy Few – an alternative 1960 game where citizens of an English city are controlled by psychotropic drugs – will be sold in Australia following an official review of its classification

The decision was made by the Classification Review Board, an independent committee that is convened when a classification decision by the Australian Classifiaction Board is challenged. While the original decision was that We Happy Few dealt with substance abuse and addiction problems "in such a way that they contravene the standards of morality, decency and decency generally accepted by reasonable adults. The Three

"The Computer Game We Happy Few is ranked R18 + (Restricted) with the Consumer's Advice" Fantasy
Violence and Interactive [traduction] "In the opinion of the Classification Examination Committee we are happy but the R18 + classification is rarely justified because the interactive drug use has a significant impact. " [19659002] If the impact of drug use in a game exceeds "high", it can not be classified according to the National Classification Code.