The Wrecking Ball doesn't even have a chance to be utilized, as Henry is caught by guard Chad Hansen. Its actions are no longer automated, and needs to be carried, rather than having its own support stand. 
Instead of having the explosives already prepped, Henry is in the middle of prepping them, but accidentally drops one on the detonator, causing an explosion. Instead of digging down and getting flattened by a speeding train, Henry instead pierces a pipe, uses his lighter to make out "Gas Main", causing him to explode. All choices besides the Disguise are now proper fails, complete with fail messages. This was done to prevent the icons from blending with the background. The placements of the Laser, Wrecking Ball, and Teleporter have been shuffled, and the icon for the Wrecking Ball is now the ball itself. The characters use the more modern design technique, as previously they lacked hands and feet. In addition to a complete design overhaul, all animations have been redone. Breaking the Bank has been rebuilt from the ground up. the "Master of the Wall" medal in Fleeing the Complex). There are also no achievements for getting all the achievements in one episode (e.g. 
Achievements are no longer awarded for clicking on team names or music tracks in the credits, or for failing a certain number of times. In ItA, "You've achieved the rank of" has been changed to just "Rank:". In Escaping the Prison and Stealing the Diamond, the names of the endings are altered to fall in line more with its successors. As a result of the Map returning to all entries, the Step Back button is removed. Quality of life features from Fleeing the Complex such as the Map and Quick-time event timers are now present in every episode (excluding Breaking the Bank). (Most noticeably, sound effects from Among Us) In addition, any and all music or sound effects borrowed from other sources are replaced with in-house facsimiles. Any explicit pop-culture references have been tweaked and renamed to avoid potential copyright issues. All of the graphics have been updated to look more realistic. Every game has been updated to widescreen (though some the legacy games were already widescreen). Similar to Fleeing the Complex, the first four games would include a map. The World War II section in Stealing the Diamond would be modified with extras, such as: the whole floor will be painted red, the walls will be painted brown, a replica of a WWII tank will be added in front of the airplane replica, the glass case containing guns would feature two more guns, a gas mask, a fire extinguisher and a machine gun would be added in the corner with sandbags, six small paintings depicting a war. The interior of the airship in Infiltrating the Airship would be modified with the floor of the cabin wooden, as well as the stairs and some parts of the floor covered with blue carpet. Also, the interior of the Museum would be modified to make it look more like a museum and less like a parking garage. 
Stealing the Diamond would be remastered to feature realistic buildings in the nighttime background, a more realistic exterior of the National Museum of History and Culture and a large parking lot with two cars parked. The aspect ratio of the games would be updated to modern widescreen. This is a list of plans that were revealed by PuffballsUnited on Newgrounds regarding the Collection, prior to its release. First starting off as a thief, he can later become an agent of the Government, the leader of a notorious criminal syndicate, or remain neutral as a thief.Ĭomparison between the flash version of Stealing the Diamond and the remastered version. #The order of the stick series
The games follow the namesake character and series protagonist Henry Stickmin on his various but very dangerous adventures. All games (with the exception of Completing the Mission) were remastered through Adobe Flash specifically for this collection. A new game, Completing the Mission was developed specifically for the collection, to serve as a final chapter to the story. The game features remastered versions of the first five Henry Stickmin games originally released on Stickpage and Newgrounds. The Henry Stickmin Collection includes all six games in the series The Henry Stickmin Collection is an anthology collection of remastered versions of the previous five games in the Henry Stickmin series, as well as a new game exclusive to this collection. This means that it has been identified as one of the best articles on the Henry Stickmin Wiki. "Hey, good job there!"This article is a featured article.
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