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(COMPLETE!) The Henry StickMINI Collection: PROEPILOGUE

2 years ago

New screenshot... 🤔

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  • This cutscene.

  • I took a step back and added some cool touch - ups to the previous chapters, particularly the final boss. Did you know that he has unused attacks??? 👀



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PE Sketchbook #3:

Today we have, uh... Henry scanning the area, and... Fedora being very in - character.

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