The Henry Stickmin Collection

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It's great, it's silly, it's not too complicated, honestly the only bad thing about it is that there isn't an easy way for there to be a sequel because of all the different endings. If you are thinking about buying it, I would consider waiting for the game to be on sale, since $14.99 can seem like kind of a lot for a game that can be played to 100% completion in under 9 hours, with minimal tutorial lookup for a few achievements and bios. The first scenario I can envision in which I wouldn't pick it up on sale is one where I'd be playing through the entire thing with friends/family (it is also a great game with which to do so, it is entirely family friendly with the single exception of a comically large spoonful of cartoon violence), in which case it would be worth the $15 any day of the week. If you are wondering about system requirements, you're in luck because the game needs very little to run. The only things not listed in the system requirements section that you'll need are any computer mouse and a sense of humor that is ready for a LOT of laughter at some good ol' cartoon logic and the silliness that comes with it. In terms of difficulty, there is effectively none, since all you need to do is move your mouse and click on some clearly labeled options. The reason I say effectively is because there is a good handful of instances where you have to click said option very quickly. Most of the time you have about 5 seconds, but there are times where you have as little as one second to click a button, or else you fail(which, unlike every other game, isn't actually that bad, but it's still worth mentioning). This is even more so the case if you are playing to 100% completion and trying to get all the bios, since some characters may only be visible for a fraction of a second and are only found in one specific scene. (for the unaware: if you right click on any character, you can unlock a bio for that character that you can read, and you get an achievement for collecting all the bios in a chapter. However, you can only do this during cutscenes, when things are happening) despite the price being a tad bit too high in my eyes for what the game has to offer and the difficulty of *some* of the instances where you have very little time to click an option or snag someone's bio, make no mistake, the game is still GOOD. like 10/10 levels of good. The only reason I mention those two potential flaws is because in this day and age, money is tight for some people out there and this is genuinely the type of game I would recommend to older family members who have little else to do with their time who may have issue with the QTE's. But for every other person out there who happens to have $15 to spare and who is able to comfortably click things within very precise timeframes, my verdict remains the same: 10/10, get this game, play it to completion, have fun failing, you'll be thanking yourself later