Patrik Pajer Since the heyday of clicker adventures in the 1990s, their position has shifted from a universally adored genre to a type of game that fans find hard to find. Clickers have therefore begun to focus on more narrowly focused topics that already target a specific group of interested parties. Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy also chose such a form. Taming the wave of nostalgia, the game focuses on classic clicker mechanics and tropes. At the same time, things did not look good with her at one point. The developers from Bad Goat Studios were raising money to complete the development using crowdfunding campaigns, but they didn't get it. However, they successfully overcame the period of financial austerity and are now confidently serving us the finished version of the game.
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Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy follows the story of the title character. This is a fifteen-year-old boy who is bored on his home planet studying cosmic algebra. But one day he gets lucky when his mother goes to meet a high-ranking businessman of a galactic corporation. Henry gets into trouble during his impromptu quest and ends up as a wanted criminal hunted by a villainous company. With the help of his family, he must repair a device that can distribute the forces in favor of ordinary people and defeat a large corporation.
You will move through the story by solving various puzzles. They certainly won't surprise every fan of clicker adventures. However, the developers promise that most of them can be solved in several different ways. There should be no jams infamous from some admired representatives of the genre. Henry Mosse and the Wormhole Conspiracy will thus please both fans of clicker adventures and complete novices.
