Henry Cavill, a well-known actor who portrayed Superman, amongst other roles, partnered up with Google a while back. The actor is promoting Googlebooks, and as part of the promotion, he embarked on a journey to create a game… on a Googlebook.
Henry Cavill’s Mustache Protocol game is now playable via a web browser
We talked about that in the past, and that game is now ready to go. It’s called the ‘Mustache Protocol’, and you can play it now, if you want. You don’t have to install anything, as it’s playable via a web browser.
The availability of the game has been announced via the third and final episode of the behind-the-scenes series following the development of Mustache Protocol. In this episode, Cavill is putting finishing touches on the project. He used Continue On, Rambler and BandLab, and Antigravity to create the game’s theme song.
It is a retro-style game about saving all the mustaches on the planet
Mustache Protocol is a retro-inspired 16-bit side-scroller. The theme is actually quite fun. You take the role of a hero who goes on a quest to stop rogue CGI artists from erasing every mustache on Earth.
Henry Cavill, of course, has been rocking a mustache for these behind-the-scenes episodes, and so does the main character in the game, which is… you’ve guessed it… based on Henry Cavill himself.
Cavill even threw his famous arms-reload move in the game, something that popped up in a Mission Impossible movie years ago. The game also includes some “hilarious power-ups,” and a number of easter eggs.
Google will donate money to support men’s health causes as you play
Better yet, for every play from November 11 to November 30, Google pledged to donate $11, up to $500,000, to Movember. The cause is meant to drive awareness and funding for men’s mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer.
If you’d like to play Mustache Protocol, you can play it on your desktop PC or smartphone via a browser. You can find the game at googlebook.com/henry.
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