History VideoGame / HenryHatsworthInThePuzzlingAdventure

* DifficultySpike: The game becomes much harder starting from the second half of World 3/beginning of World 4 and it doesn't let up.

* FountainOfYouth: The Golden Suit.

* NiceHat: Hatsworth's Golden Hat and Weasleby's giant [[{{Steampunk}} mechanical]] hat.

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* SpotOfTea: Henry Hatsworth is fond of his tea. It even allows him to summon a mecha to destroy everything in sight.

* AllTheWorldsAreAStage: Used in 5-5, the last regular level in the game.
* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign / BilingualBonus: The "lyrics" to Lance Banson's theme are random Italian musical terms (such as allegro, strozzo, and fortissimo) mixed with some Italian-sounding gibberish.

* NintendoHard: If the Puzzle Realm doesn't anger you then Tealand certainly will. The game can (and will) make you suffer through every last bit of it.
** Word of advice: Do NOT attempt the secret levels unless you have a lot of health, upgrades, and are very good at maintaining your temper.

* MookMaker: There are two enemies that do this. One will actually create enemy blocks in Puzzle Mode, then turn itself into a block, and push the puzzle upwards so the enemy blocks can escape more easily. Another enemy spits bubbles containing tiny enemies that are difficult to hit, and when you kill it, it's own enemy block will create enemy blocks in the puzzle.

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A 2009 PuzzlePlatformer[=/=]ActionAdventure game developed by EA Tiburon. Otherwise known as [[{{UsefulNotes/Britain}} The Most English Game In The World]].

Has a developing Character Sheet [[Characters/HenryHatsworthInThePuzzlingAdventure here.]]

!!This Game Provides Examples Of:

* TheGoomba: Little wall-eyed blue monsters who move ''very'' slowly. So pathetic, you really have to try to get hit by these guys.

* DoubleUnlock: In order to use any item (up to and including 1-ups), you have to collect the item on the top screen which then turns into a block on the bottom, then match-three that same block in the Puzzle Realm when you want to activate it. [[TropesAreNotBad It's not as annoying as most examples of this trope though]], because the second step in the double-unlock is rather easy.

A puzzle/platformer/action-adventure game developed by EA Tiburon. Otherwise known as [[{{UsefulNotes/Britain}} The Most English Game In The World]].

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* RecurringBoss: Weasleby takes a very [[SonicTheHedgehog Robotnik]]-styled approach and is fought no less than five times throughout the game as a mini-boss. [[spoiler: He's even the boss of the Puzzle Realm and again in Tealand.]]

* VillainSong: Banson's Aria, with an impressive mish-mash of Italian and faux-Italian lyrics.
* WhamLine: Cole: "Your rival all along has been... ME!"

* SceneryPorn

* VillainSong: Banson's Aria, with impressive faux-Italian lyrics.
* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue

* BonusStage

* BottomlessPits
* BulletHell: [[spoiler:Cole's robot in 5-6.]]

* DifficultySpike: The game becomes much harder starting from the second half of World 3/beginning of World 4.

* GottaCatchThemAll: The Golden Suit pieces.
* GuideDangIt: Finding the secret areas. One requires you to [[spoiler: go through ''lava'']].

* InstantAwesomeJustAddMecha: Hatsworth's Robot Suit.

* NintendoHard: Word of advice: Do NOT attempt the secret levels unless you have a lot of health, upgrades, and are very good at maintaining your temper.

* RecurringBoss: Weasleby takes a very [[SonicTheHedgehog Robotnik]]-styled approach and is fought no less than five times throughout the game.

* CreepyCemetery: Level 1-5 in Mysteria. Also Lady D's favorite hangout.

** To EddieIzzard, in the soundtrack ("Cake or Death?"), no less.

* AllThereInTheManual: A number of the more advanced moves (such as "charging up" a projectile attack by shooting it and then making a chain of [[VideoGame/PanelDePon Match Threes]] in the Puzzle Realm before it hits its target) are only discussed in the manual. Lord help you if you buy the game used and without a manual. It doesn't even count as GuideDangIt, because the GameFAQs community doesn't seem to think the game worthy of providing a proper level-by-level walkthrough.

The protagonist, Henry Hatsworth, #1 member of the Pompous Adventurer's Club, is on a mission to obtain the legendary Golden Suit created by the Gentleman, who could control the Puzzle Realm with it in order to obtain that world's treasure. He discovers the first piece, the Golden Hat, resulting in the re-opening of the Puzzle Realm. With the aid of his assistant, Cole, he must travel all over the world in order to collect every piece of the suit and seal the Puzzle Realm once and for all. However, he's not the only one seeking the pieces; his ArchEnemy, Leopold Charles Anthony Weasleby the Third, has the same goal. [[NintendoHard And he won't let Hatsworth succeed so easily...]]

* AllThereInTheManual: A number of the more advanced moves (such as "charging up" a projectile attack by shooting it and then making up to four [[VideoGame/PanelDePon Match Threes]] in the Puzzle Realm before it hits its target) are only discussed in the manual. Lord help you if you buy the game used and without a manual. It doesn't even count as GuideDangIt, because the GameFAQs community doesn't seem to think the game worthy of providing a proper level-by-level walkthrough.

* AdventurersClub: The ''Distinguished'' Adventurer's club