The reason everyone fell in love with these games. Songs from other games, for example, were slightly remade to sound different enough to not cause a copyright issue but also similar enough for a viewer to understand the reference. I also liked the audio used for specific references. Each voice matched their character well enough, which is especially impressive considering the sheer amount of characters in the game (there are 222 characters in the final chapter, more than half of which having distinct voices). Voice acting wasn't stellar, but wasn't terrible either. I was still infuriated a number of times, especially since fullscreen is the better way to enjoy the game.Īudio was well done in this game. I understand they included a warning specifically for this, but the constant crashing couldn't have been patched a while ago? It didn't take the enjoyment out of the game, since not only are the crashes very uncommon, but I could just go to the map option after restarting and heading back immediately. I swear, my game has crashed at least a dozen times throughout my playthrough, all of which in fullscreen mode. Even after saying all of these nice things, I have just one gripe with this game, that being Fullscreen Mode.
WILL THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION SERIES
It could have been very easy for Puffballs United to take the easy way out and make the game wayyyy less nice looking than it is, but I'm glad they put in the extra effort, since it most definitely played a part in how successful the series is now. Despite less effort in the design department, animations are smooth, graphics are very polished and neat, and the characters are still very expressive, making it clear the developers really put time into making the graphics quality even with extremely simple stick people. The developers stylistically chose to make the game simplistic, making it's characters literally stick people, to not only make the game unique but to also devote more time into enhancing gameplay and adding tons of choices, outcomes, and endings. Visually, the graphics are simple yet very elegant. If you're interested in playing the game blind, I highly recommend skipping over this review and doing so, this game is fantastic and will give you a good 6-7 hours of engaging playtime. No spoiler information will be censored, but I'll keep the "Story" section brief for anyone who wants to read the review before playing. NOTE: I will be reviewing every aspect of the game, and will thus include spoilers. This review will be split into four subsections: Graphics, Audio, Gameplay, and Story. That in itself should tell you how I feel about this game, but I'll go a little more in-depth for reviewing's sake. Since then, I've gotten every single achievement and effectively 100 percented the game. I ended up not getting it on release, but bought it on sale one day ago. I was excited for the release of The Henry Stickmin Collection, since it would remaster each of the original games, and include a new final chapter that tied up any loose ends for every possible ending. Ever since I first heard of the Henry Stickmin games back in 2012, I was relatively engaged in playing each subsequent game as it came out.
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