The Henry Stickmin Collection Reviews

Good ending game some of the jokes still hold up after 5 years but good nontheless - story is good and well balanced - since this is a collection of the henry stickman series you dont have to get 4 games all at once - looks better - funny refrence and haha

A very good game with tons of great references some a bit outdated, but still good. Failing is just as fun as succeeding, and the sheer amount of choices makes every playthrough entertaining, its also a very good game if you want to get all the achievements. Definitely worth it.

Honestly, this is an incredible game! I really like the art-style and the game features many choices and fails with loads of different endings. The story progression and some of the jokes are fantastic, not to mention to the incredible amount of references to so many iconic games, movies and shows (even a few iconic memes) that I'm sure everyone will enjoy. The OST is also pretty good. Really would recommend! Truly a 10/10!

How can you have this many references, and not a single Kamen Rider reference? Shameful Jokes aside, great game

A very fun game with different and unique was to escape (or die). 20/20

I loved all the fails and endings. The little blurbs under the Fails are also hilarious to read. It was so good that I liked everything about it, not one dislike.

i never played the original flash games or anything but this was an enjoyable charming little experience that i recommend highly for literally any style of gamer.

the original henry stickmin games are already a ton of fun and overflowing with nostalgia for me, but this remastered edition really brings it up a notch. the attention to detail is remarkable, the jokes and references don't feel dated and still get a laugh out of me, and overall there is a bigger "saga" feeling to the games with the inclusion of episodes, making everything one cohesive storyline. it's also incredibly fun to try and get all the achievements, fails and bios, no matter how tricky it is. just a phenomenal job from puffballs united, officially cemented as one of my favorite flash game series of all time <3<3<3

Really good if you want an easy game to get achievements. It’s very funny and it’s a pleasant experience with a lot to find. I’d give it an 8/10 because everything is amazing but it’s a game you can only play once. Would recommend

For fans of old Flash games, Henry Stickmin needs little introduction. The Collection is every single Henry Stickmin game, from "Breaking the Bank" to "Fleeing the Complex", with an additional story, "Completing the Mission", for those who want to see how every possible combination of endings affects the overarching story of Henry and his arch-nemeses, the haberdashery-loving Toppat Clan. In my opinion, one more campaign after the "Multiverse Imbalance" ending would've made a perfect epilogue... but I understand the time and painstaking effort these games take to make, so I'm satisfied with what I got. Still, this collection gets a solid B+ from me. The gameplay is really simple. It's a Flash animation. Every so often, you'll get the opportunity to pick one of a few options for Henry to choose, and then watch the animation that unfolds. You'll either progress the story or (much more often) fail in spectacular fashion — there are actually achievements for failing in every possible way. The gameplay is trial and error, but in the best way: your many, many "failures" feel more like successes, because you'll be stifling the urge to laugh. That's not to say Henry Stickmin is a flawless game series. A few points of critique: the secret achievements can be a little obscure, and collecting all of the biographies will eventually require you to right-click on characters who appear for literal fractions of a second. If you don't pull up the wiki, you're in for some really frustrating backtracking. Also, once you've played through all the games, there isn't too much replay value unless you're dying to see everything over again. I recommend Henry Stickmin to anyone who wants to relive the early 2000s golden age of Flash games and silly video game references, to animation fans, and to people who like some good old-fashioned slapstick.