Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy

I was unsure about this one after watching the trailer. Nothing really stood out about it that caught my interest. I ended up getting it because of the point-and-click genre (which I love) and the nature of the few (3? 4?) reviews that were up. That said, I actually think it's great!! It has made me laugh out loud a lot of times and I have really really enjoyed my play time so far. There is a surprisingly lot of things to interact with (which I love) and I find I am really enjoying the art style! (It's a lot more thoughtful and detailed than you'd think). I love how many different areas there have been so far too. The voice acting is aces -natural and smooth; not stilted like in some games - and it's so much fun! The characters really come to life through their voices. Even the vending machine! ( I thought she was just great) I am not done yet - not sure how far I am from the end but I'm hoping there's quite a bit more to go - it's hard to tell from the few reviews I've read (also...

[H1]AUSSIES... IN... SPAAAAACE![/h1] Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy is a game that was on my radar for quite a while, and I am really glad it's finally out and I am able to play it. This is a lighthearted adventure game in the vein of The Inner World or Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bonetown. I had originally supported this game through a crowdfunding campaign which was unfortunately not successful, so I salute the developers for pushing through that setback and putting out such an enjoyable experience. The game is suitable for all ages, and while I enjoyed it as an adult, I would especially recommend it if you are shopping for children in the ~9-11 age range. The game follows a 15-year-old boy who works a planetary delivery gig with his mother, a former space explorer. Henry is a good kid, but a bit of a troublemaker, and he longs for adventure. One day, when his mother in on her way to a meeting with a shady businessman, he stows away and tags along. Hijinks ensue, a...

With Zany Sci-Fi story artwork, creative voice acting and fun puzzles, Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy is a modern take on the classic click adventure game. I highly recommend this game for any players that enjoy an entertaining but relaxing click adventure.

What a fun point and click adventure! I liked the colorful cartoon graphics and the comedic sci-fi story very much. I liked the Mother/Son dynamic and how it fit into the story. And hearing the Australian voice overs makes me wish there were more adventure games with Australian characters! There was a unique aspect to the game I thought was clever. There are two sections that have multiple ways to solve a problem. So if you are stuck on an aspect presented, then you can try another way. Or on a second playthrough, you can do things differently for different achievements. The puzzles were logical and fit into the story and I thought the challenge level was just right. There is an in-game hint system and for a couple of the main challenges there is a skip option, but I recommend figuring them out yourself. There is only one autosave slot, but it saves every time you walk into a new area. My play time was between 10-11 hours and and I enjoyed myself throughout. Henry Mosse w...