THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION

THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION The Henry Stickmin Collection brings classic adventure fun to mobile. Make choices, follow branching storylines, solve tricky scenarios, and earn rewards with every surprising run.

THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION

THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION brings together a set of classic adventure games fans love. You take control of the characters you enjoy most and guide them through over-the-top missions filled with obstacles and clever tricks hidden in the environment. Make the right moves to clear each level, earn rewards, and climb the rankings—while each choice keeps the story feeling fresh.

Every level in THE HENRY STICKMIN COLLECTION includes its own distinct style and pacing. The developers have also curated a mix of memorable music and polished visuals, helping you fully sink into the experience. If you enjoy story-driven adventure games, this one is hard to miss.

Gameplay Mechanics

The mobile version keeps the same easy-to-learn structure, centered on thinking ahead and exploring the options presented to you.

Choice-Based Gameplay

• At key moments, you’ll be shown different scenarios and given multiple choices.
• Each option branches into its own result—sometimes success, sometimes failure, and sometimes a sudden twist.
• Trying different routes is encouraged, since experimentation is how you uncover more outcomes.

Hints and Clues

• The game provides hints to help you make smarter decisions.
• You can revisit earlier points in the story to explore alternate paths and better understand what you missed.

Key Features

• Multiple branching storylines: Your choices genuinely reshape Henry’s fate. He can end up as a government agent working with Charles Calvin (the pilot), a bounty hunter, the head of the criminal Toppat Clan, or a thief—whether pardoned or still trying to stay ahead of the law. Different decisions mean different scenes and endings every time.
• Delightfully entertaining failures: Getting something wrong isn’t treated like a punishment. Incorrect choices lead to funny “death” scenes and fail states that are often more entertaining than the successful routes. In Completing the Mission alone, there are over 164 unique fail animations, turning failure into part of the fun.



• Pop-culture references and humor: Expect a ton of nods to well-known franchises such as Zelda, Mario, Final Fantasy, and many more. The comedy runs from slapstick physical gags to witty wordplay and absurd scenarios involving time travel, aliens, laser beams, and physics that simply refuses to behave.
• The massive final chapter: Completing the Mission (made specifically for this collection) is three times larger than Fleeing the Complex. It includes 16 distinct endings and 164 fail scenarios, tying together story threads from the earlier games into a finale with multiple canon outcomes.

Highlights

• Six complete episodes: Play through the full saga, from Breaking the Bank to Completing the Mission.



• Hundreds of possible outcomes: Every decision can lead to a unique—and often ridiculous—result.
• Enhanced visuals: The collection has been remastered with smoother animation and higher-quality artwork.
• New music and sound effects: Catchy tracks and joke-worthy sound bites help keep the atmosphere playful.
• Optimized for Android: Controls are smooth and navigation is built for touch play.

Player Impressions

• “I bought Henry Stickmin for the nostalgia. Getting all the achievements would be the ultimate flex—this game feels built around them. But how do you make a story really good with just stick figures? In 2025, a greedy stickman story is still better than whatever Black Ops 7 was.”
• “A real childhood and Newgrounds classic—proof that Gen Z and late Millennials had the good stuff. I played the first five when they released on Newgrounds, and after a decade I revisited them through this collection on a whim. I still love the humor, and now I finally get to see the conclusion—well, the conclusions—of Henry’s get-rich-quick chaos through Completing the Mission. Solid 10/10 collection plus the final game. I genuinely hope the current generation gets to experience these masterpieces too.”
• “Gameplay-wise it’s very straightforward. You watch a scene, pick one option, and then either you fail or move to the next scene. The charm comes from how simple it is and how creative each interaction feels—wins and fails are interesting, often hilariously illogical, and packed with pop culture or meme references.”
• “I took about 8 hours to 100% everything—every story, every path, all easter eggs, and all collectibles. Honestly, 8 hours is probably on the long side; I saw a review claiming around 5 hours, so maybe I took longer than I should’ve.”