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I'm not someone who usually writes reviews; and honestly, at first glance, you'd think I'd be the last person to give Henry Stickmin a chance. Just look at the games on my Profile: shooters, racers, air combat. Just about the furthest things away from a silly little "choose your own adventure" series.

But, in the current world climate, I just needed something that'd put a smile on my face. I'll admit it: I'd never played the old Flash games. I'd started reading about the series over on TV Tropes and thought, "Well, it sure sounds like a funny as hell time. Might as well get it to stave off the dread induced by how 2020's been." Boy, I got more than I bargained for. In a good way, though.

I will say that some of the chosen references in the games(the JRPG battle in Infiltrating the Airship, the Undertale reference in one of the Completing the Mission variants), while I understood them, I just didn't find them amusing. I was honestly left hanging in my hopes for a GoldenEye reference in the train-based variants of CtM, but then, maybe I'm just an out of date Boomer.

But about Completing the Mission itself: It's hard to believe the amount of effort Puffballs put into CtM, and making no less than FIFTEEN different variants based on the possible ending combinations from ItA and Fleeing the Complex. However, it will feel like some are at least partial retreads of each other, and some are relatively weak compared to others. One route in particular, and I'm not going to name it, is absolutely painful to play through, and I'm not talking about the one where helicopter pilot Charles Calvin dies. You'll know what I mean when you get there.

All in all, an extremely funny and very entertaining experience with something for just about everybody. Triple Threat Forever!

I'm not going to say that this game is bad; it isn't, it's a perfectly fine arcade off-road racing game.

My issue is that the career mode jams too many event types down my throat that I would consider party game nonsense. All I'm here for is to prove that I'm the fastest racer out there, and instead the game would rather me do all these wacky things like chasing the spotlight beam of a helicopter or hunting down randomly dropped packages that parachute onto the map.

The driving itself is fine, if simplistic; but the event types just rub me the wrong way. What would have been so wrong about a simple time trial mode?