I make things. Cofounder of Innersloth. Responsible for Henry Stickmin and Among Us.
Age 34
Design + Animation
Seattle
Joined on 12/14/07
Just got back from finishing the game (at least all the endings/fails that is), and it's a more than fitting conclusion to a classic series. This fan of yours since 2010 says job well done.
***CtM spoiler below***
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(I really like how you snuck a remake of Crossing the Pit in there. So many fantastic details to discover!)
Good luck with any future projects you embark on!
Thanks for sticking around!
Is the game open for voluntary subtitle translation?
I assume the latest game will be Steam only? Or would it end up here too one day?
@leonvitale Bruh, he clearly said that CTM is the last game because he doesn't wanna make stickmen for the rest of his life so he wants to finish the series like those endings. Don't ask about his decision.
What happens every day:
100 fans are added going to puff.
Finally, something that makes 2020 somewhat redeemable.
I'm really exited about this whole collection, the second I'm able to add money to my Steam account I'll play this 'till my eyes burn.
Question: ¿How do you feel about getting volunteers for subtitle translation into several languages? If you're looking for a translator, hit me up! I'd love to make a Spanish translation.
This is honestly wonderful.. take your break. You really need it. If you really think about it.. Our favourite game.. Henry Stickmin is officially over, it is honestly sad to see it go, I'd honestly love some fangames to come out so I can enjoy more of it, I really just can't stop crying to the thought that you're not gonna make any other Henry Stickmin Games anymore. It was fun while it lasted. Rest in peace. Henry Stickmin. You'll always be a part of our childhood
Dude, I got the collection the moment I saw it was available; and it's amazing! The updated graphics, achievements, etc. I love them all. Nice job, dude. And thanks for working so hard to put this out. :)
I got all the achievements since I got all the bios.
@Kakyoinmp5 Yeah :D
I've almost completed the game (the mission, you might say, lol) and I'm honestly loving it.
I know you said this will be your last Henry Stickmin project for a while, But I hope you realize there's still a lot of interest in it now and possibly more than ever. The series is just incredible.
a break well deserved.
wait i have to buy this, aw thats a buzzkill for me because i aint got money xD
Go ahead. You earned a well-deserved break, that might be several years old by now.
Probably been around since 2012.
I just finished the game... and wow, I just... can't believe the series is over... it's been a really hard pill for me to swallow, but I'm trying my best to finally take it in.
I honestly can't express in words how much I love and appreciate this series. It was years back in 2011 or 2012 when I was only around 9-11 years old, I was often online playing free flash games. I was really interested in "escaping" games at the time, especially with a prison setting. So of course, It was only a matter of time before I stumbled upon "Escaping the Prison", my introduction to the Henry Stickmin series.
I wasn't too sure about it at first, because it was so different from the type of escaping games I was used to where you had free range to investigate the area and figure things out on your own. Games in the style of "Choose your own adventure" wasn't something I often came across. At the same time though, that's part of what made the game stand out to me so much, it was different, I don't think I had ever come across something like it before, and what really sold it was the simplistic yet detailed art style of the game and the very fluent animation that made every scene visually stimulating and awesome to watch. It was funny, it was energetic, and the sheer amount of different paths and routes you could take just blew my mind. I would often come back to it even after I had gotten all the endings and failures, It was just so charming, I couldn't get enough.
It wasn't long before I found out there were two other games in the series, I believe I played "Breaking the Bank" first, and while it had significantly less content than the first game I had played, I still loved it simply because it was more Henry. Not long after that I had discovered "Stealing the Diamond" and was once again mesmerized by all the game had to offer. All the references, the unexpectedness of each failure, the secret medals you could earn, so much stuff that kept me entertained for hours.
I would stop playing the games after a while and move on to other stuff, it happens. But every so often they would pop up in my memory, and I'd go back and play them for old time's sake, especially at school, it turns out there were a few kids there who had played them too, and it was one of the several games we would play during our computer classes while the teacher wasn't looking. I think it was around the time I started watching Markiplier (2015-2016) when I found out there were two more games in the series. I sort of regret watching Markiplier's playthrough of it before I played the games myself, but I still enjoyed them nonetheless, and was even more happy to see that the game series I loved playing so much from years ago was starting to get the recognition it deserved.
With my love of Henry Stickmin rekindled, I was excited to learn that a new game (Completing the Mission) was already in development not long after the latest game (Fleeing the Complex) had come out. In fact I remember it being one of the things I was most looking forward to in 2020. I had greatly anticipated it, kept up with the development process because I was really excited, I couldn't wait to see the return of Henry, Charles, Ellie, and just be able to experience a new Stickmin adventure for myself. Once the game finally released, I had considered watching Markiplier's playthrough of it, but I didn't want to make the same mistake I had made last time by seeing a playthrough of the last two games, and since this was said to be your final entry in the series, I wanted to go in completely blind and experience it for myself, just like I had when I originally discovered it from years back, and you certainly did not disappoint, I honestly couldn't have imagined a bigger bang for the series to go out on... so much love and dedication went into it, from the fan service, to the animation, the references, so much went into this one, and I'm deeply appreciative of you for it.
I'm really sorry to go into this long-ass essay about my love of your creation... I honestly hope you're not weirded out or anything... I just really want you to know how much I appreciate it, and how much I respect you as a creator. I know you'll have to move on to other stuff, it's a part of life, but if this is it for Henry, I wanted to give you my sincerest gratitude for what you've given us. Because it will never be replaced, it can never be replicated, it truly is one of a kind. Thank you very much.
It was really good when the return of the CCC came.
Wow, I thought your voice aged by 3.62 years Puffballs/Rese Bromander. However, I think you used a mic with a voice filtration system making it look like you voiced the game when you were 24 years old PuffballsUnited. Anyways, all the voices were strong. Thx :D
will you release it on newgrounds
I would love to get it, but I don't have Steam. AND I have a Mac.
thanks for helping to make my childhood
KingSoulion
i found a jojo reference the vampire mask from part 1