The Henry Stickmin Collection

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The Henry Stickmin Collection is a humorous, choose-your-own-path game series, where each decision you make can lead to different outcomes, including success or various fails. This 6-game saga offers multiple canon endings, resulting in a unique and entertaining experience with each playthrough. Failing is half the fun, as it showcases the game's creativity in coming up with wacky and unexpected consequences.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

99%

Audience ScoreBased on 32,871 reviews

humor4,788 positive mentions

grinding82 negative mentions

humor
4,796 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the "Henry Stickmin Collection" is widely praised for its cleverness and charm, with many players highlighting the game's ability to evoke laughter through absurd scenarios and unexpected outcomes. The collection is filled with references to pop culture, video games, and internet memes, making it a nostalgic experience for many. Overall, players find the humor to be a standout feature, contributing to the game's appeal and replayability, as they enjoy exploring the various funny fails and endings.
- “It's hilarious - one of the few games to date that has made me laugh out loud, multiple times.”
- “The humor is a perfect blend of slapstick, wordplay, and satire, with each choice leading to unexpected and often hilarious consequences.”
- “The game is packed with witty dialogue, clever puns, and a plethora of pop culture references that will keep you laughing from start to finish.”
- “It's not dreadful or anything, but it's pretty boring and not funny at all.”
- “Not funny at all.”
- “It's not funny, but it's still a good game anyways.”
story
2,895 mentions
40 % positive mentions
59 % neutral mentions
1 % negative mentions
The "Henry Stickmin Collection" has been widely praised for its engaging and humorous storytelling, which combines nostalgia with fresh content. Players appreciate the remastered versions of the original flash games and the new chapter, "Completing the Mission," which allows for multiple endings based on previous choices, adding depth and replayability to the narrative. The game is noted for its clever humor, memorable characters, and the emotional weight of certain storylines, making it a standout in the choose-your-own-adventure genre.
- “The options are comedic, the story is awesome, the bios are so satisfying to collect, and I love reading random bios just to see some extra lore.”
- “The henry stickmin collection is an amazing bit of animation formed into a story-based action game with choices that affect the game with different endings based on each choice you make!”
- “Completing the mission is a fantastic send-off to the series, even if some of the pathways are a bit short.”
- “Completing the mission is a culmination of all the past games and it perfectly hones the comedy to be an amazing experience.”
- “Completing the mission has a lot of content and the remasters of the old games adds many more secrets.”
- “Completing the mission is the most ambitious stickmin story yet, and I love it.”
gameplay
627 mentions
28 % positive mentions
71 % neutral mentions
1 % negative mentions
The gameplay of the Henry Stickmin Collection is primarily a choose-your-own-adventure style, characterized by simple point-and-click mechanics that lead to humorous animations and various outcomes based on player choices. While some players appreciate the innovative blend of humor and interactive storytelling, others criticize the limited depth and short gameplay duration, often noting that it feels more like watching a series of animated cutscenes than engaging in traditional gameplay. Overall, the game is praised for its charm, creativity, and nostalgic value, making it a fun experience despite its simplicity.
- “With its unique blend of choose-your-own-adventure gameplay, witty humor, and a rich tapestry of choices and consequences, the Henry Stickmin Collection offers players a journey that is as entertaining as it is innovative.”
- “The gameplay is structured around a series of heist-themed adventures, with each episode presenting a new set of challenges and objectives.”
- “The incorporation of various gameplay elements, such as stealth, action, and puzzle-solving, adds depth and variety to the overall gameplay.”
- “Gameplay doesn't really exist.”
- “There's very little gameplay as such; you are basically just watching interactive videos like they sometimes have on Netflix.”
- “The game is not about the gameplay, being just a simple point-and-click choose your own adventure game.”
graphics
617 mentions
31 % positive mentions
68 % neutral mentions
1 % negative mentions
The graphics of the Henry Stickmin Collection have received significant praise for their remastered quality, enhancing the original flash games with improved visuals, animations, and a charming art style that retains the series' nostalgic appeal. Players appreciate the vibrant colors, polished animations, and the overall aesthetic that balances simplicity with creativity, making the game visually engaging while still being humorous and fun. While some players miss the original flash graphics, the updated visuals are generally seen as a major improvement, contributing to a delightful gaming experience.
- “The remastered graphics keep the charm of the original while enhancing the animation quality, making each scenario funnier and more engaging.”
- “The graphics have been improved, and the remastered visuals make the original games look more appealing than ever.”
- “The upgraded graphics and visuals from the flash days, especially for the first three episodes, are very appealing to the eyes.”
- “The graphics are so bad they are all stickmen; who made this game draw better, lmao.”
- “I really wanna like this game, but it feels like the new graphics make it not feel like a flash game anymore.”
- “My only real qualms is that the finding of all the character bios gets tiresome really quickly and isn't really intuitive, plus despite how simple the graphics and art style is, the game tends to randomly suffer from lower frame rates here and there.”
music
313 mentions
40 % positive mentions
59 % neutral mentions
1 % negative mentions
The music in the remastered Henry Stickmin series has received mixed reviews, with many praising its catchy and fitting soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience. However, some fans express disappointment over the replacement of original tracks due to copyright issues, feeling that the new compositions lack the nostalgic charm of the originals. Overall, while the new music is generally well-received, it is noted that certain moments may feel less impactful without the classic tunes.
- “The music is fire, to be honest. It's kind of sad at one part, but it's just amazing in a way I can't really describe.”
- “The soundtrack is good, especially the little jingles and the end credit themes.”
- “The music, the references, everything about this game is amazing and great to see again.”
- “I do miss the old music and sound effects, but I hope they put them in a patch or extra DLC later on via an old mode version if they do that way.”
- “It's a bit of a shame that some of the music had to be changed from the flash version because of copyright, but it's still a good game.”
- “While unfortunate and necessary, this means that a couple moments that had fitting music or specific references feel a little less 'hilarious' or 'striking' as a result.”
replayability
285 mentions
34 % positive mentions
48 % neutral mentions
18 % negative mentions
The game's replayability is a mixed bag, with many players praising its branching narratives, multiple endings, and numerous easter eggs that encourage exploration and experimentation. However, some reviewers note that once the game is fully completed, the replay value diminishes significantly, often leaving players with little incentive to return. Overall, while the game offers a fun and engaging experience with high replay potential initially, it may not sustain long-term replayability after achieving 100% completion.
- “This branching narrative structure creates a dynamic and replayable experience, allowing players to explore different paths, discover hidden secrets, and enjoy a variety of comedic scenarios.”
- “The variety of options, including successful and failed paths, encourages exploration and replayability as players hunt for all possible endings.”
- “With its interactive storytelling, memorable scenarios, and high replay value, it’s a must-play for fans of humor-driven games and anyone who enjoys clever, unconventional gameplay.”
- “Genuinely an amazing and funny game, with literally the only issue being there's no replayability to speak of.”
- “Sadly though, aside from that, this game has no actual replayability and I almost never touch it again.”
- “The only complaint I have is that after you play these games for the first time, getting all the fails and ranks/endings, there is no replay value.”
emotional
236 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The emotional aspect of the game is highlighted by numerous players who express deep connections to the characters, particularly during poignant moments such as Charles' death, which elicited tears from many. Reviewers describe the game as a blend of humor and heartfelt storytelling, with several endings that are unexpectedly touching, making it a memorable experience that resonates emotionally with players. Overall, the game successfully balances comedy with significant emotional weight, leaving a lasting impact on its audience.
- “Incredible story with hilarious references to so many games, with comedy, and emotional moments, one of which almost made me cry.”
- “The endings are way more emotional than you'd expect, and legit it has one of the greatest soundtracks of any game.”
- “I never thought I could get emotional over a stickman game, but I did several times.”
grinding
186 mentions
2 % positive mentions
54 % neutral mentions
44 % negative mentions
The grinding aspect of the game is generally viewed as tedious but manageable, particularly when aiming for 100% completion through achievements and character bios. Many players find the process of collecting bios repetitive and frustrating, especially due to the limited time to interact with characters during scenes. However, despite the grind, the overall experience remains enjoyable, with some players appreciating the humor and value of the game, especially when on sale.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “A bit grindy sometimes.”
- “One long, tedious grind.”
- “Getting all the bios is tedious if you want 100% completion.”
- “Some achievements are vague and tedious to discover (mostly just clicking on random stuff), so I would recommend using a guide if you get tired of searching for them.”
- “The bios are tedious and downright frustrating at times, but that's a small complaint on my overly positive experience.”
stability
55 mentions
5 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
95 % negative mentions
The game's stability has received mixed reviews, with many players reporting significant bugs, particularly in fullscreen mode, which can lead to crashes and freezes. While some users find the glitches amusing and manageable, others express frustration over game-breaking issues and the lack of polish. Overall, while the game is enjoyable, it is marred by stability problems that developers are aware of and plan to address.
- “I love this game! Finding all the bios and epic, funny fails is amazing. Nothing can fill my heart more than this game. The secret achievements are all so hard to find, and the Among Us references are just so amazing. Thank you so much for filling my heart. Even though I'm 3 years late, it's still good. To the creators, thank you for all the things you did. It's just so happy to see a game that was released over 3 years ago with no problems and no glitches.”
- “It's fun, it's funny, it runs great.”
- “It's really fun and also funny. I rate it 10 out of 10. It's also fast, and no glitches happen.”
- “The only downside to this collection is how buggy it is.”
- “Unfortunately, the game is simply too buggy to recommend in addition to lacking basic options like volume controls.”
- “The only bad thing is sometimes when you click during long cutscenes the game freezes up.”
optimization
45 mentions
22 % positive mentions
56 % neutral mentions
22 % negative mentions
The optimization of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players experiencing performance issues, particularly in fullscreen mode and at higher resolutions, leading to frame drops and crashes. While some users report smooth gameplay, especially on lower settings or devices like the Steam Deck, others highlight significant lag and inconsistent framerates, suggesting that the game could benefit from further optimization updates. Overall, while the game is enjoyable, its technical performance remains a notable concern for many players.
- “Other than that, the game runs smoothly.”
- “When I played the game on my Steam Deck, the performance was top notch.”
- “Optimization is fantastic!”
- “Although this port is marred with some pretty bad performance and crashing issues (especially when playing full-screen on a 1440p monitor), Henry Stickmin Collection is still a pretty fun romp through old internet culture and memes.”
- “The performance is overall really weird, I'm guessing the collection runs around 24fps, but dips sometimes. This is probably caused either by the engine or the animation isn't as smooth as I remember it looking back in the browser days.”
- “Very unoptimized, I've never gotten above 27 fps and playing the Zelda flute thing crashed the game.”
character development
20 mentions
40 % positive mentions
45 % neutral mentions
15 % negative mentions
Character development in this stickman game is surprisingly robust, featuring well-crafted story arcs and humorous, engaging character interactions that surpass many modern titles from larger studios. While the character designs are simplistic, the game effectively utilizes them to convey personality and emotional depth, with notable characters receiving their own plotlines that enhance the overall narrative. Players appreciate the blend of humor, references, and meaningful choices that impact character growth and story progression, making for a memorable gaming experience.
- “The stories themselves are incredibly funny, packed with references to both earlier entries in the series and other elements of popular culture, yet they are also touching in places, with major characters like Charles, Ellie, Reginald, and Right Hand Man getting their own plot lines and character development within and between each story arc.”
- “A game where your choices truly affect the world around you, with gripping character designs, dramatic confrontations, and hard-hitting moments that will make you rethink how you act in future playthroughs.”
- “I remember playing the flash games before and didn't really take notice of them, but this game really expressed their personalities and it gave them great character development.”
- “The game's storyline and character development may be lacking in depth for some players.”
- “If you told me 'Stealing the Diamond' was eventually going to be part of a series with actual character development and arcs and deep continuity, I'd have called you a liar.”
- “The fact that I am praising a stickman game and that it has better characters and character development, a more well thought out, humorous and perfectly crafted continuing/joined story and replayability and choice, than most modern games from multi-billion dollar companies you see come out today, is sad (in a good way).”
monetization
10 mentions
30 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
70 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed feedback; while some users appreciate the absence of intrusive ads and microtransactions, others perceive it as a marketing strategy aimed at encouraging purchases. Overall, many players feel the game offers good value for its price, countering claims of it being a cash grab.
- “The game is good and there are no ads.”
- “Microtransactions: n/a”
- “In-game purchases are well-balanced and do not disrupt gameplay.”
- “It's all one big advertisement from big sloth to get you to buy Among Us.”
- “The game involves making choices every minute or so - kinda like those ads you see in free-to-play Android games.”
- “Lots of people will probably write this off as a cash grab, but it is well worth the money.”
atmosphere
8 mentions
13 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
38 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its charming humor and nostalgic appeal, creating a warm and inviting environment that enhances the overall experience. Players appreciate the blend of lightheartedness and tension, which keeps them engaged and entertained throughout. The attention to detail and memorable characters further contribute to a unique and enjoyable atmosphere that feels irreplaceable.
- “Nostalgia aside, this game never lost its hilarious humor and charming atmosphere.”
- “Even all these years later, I still find the atmosphere of the Henry Stickmin games to be something not reproducible, and this is the (only, RIP Flash) way to experience the Henry Stickmin games.”
- “The plot is lighthearted, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, the characters are just deep enough to be memorable and not complicated enough to distract from the silliness, and the amount of detail that's gone into these adventures is pretty darn staggering.”
- “Never knowing what's going to happen next adds a tense atmosphere and gives the player an edge-of-your-seat feeling.”