You can now play Henry Cavill’s ‘Mustache Protocol’ game made on Googlebook [U]

As teased before the launch, Henry Cavill has built a video game on Googlebook, and it’s called Mustache Protocol.

Update 11/11: “Mustache Protocol” is now available to play: googlebook.google/henry-cavill.

This 16-bit retro game has three levels and can be played on desktop or mobile. There are “hilarious power-ups and Easter eggs” throughout.

In honor of Movember, your gameplay supports men’s health. From November 11 to 30, for every game played, Google will donate $11 to Movember, up to $500,000. Every play helps drive awareness and funding for men’s mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer.

Original 11/4: Fully embracing the Mission: Impossible – Fallout meme, this 16-bit video game is “about stopping rogue CGI artists from erasing every mustache on the planet.”

Part of the new platform’s promotional push heading

Part of the new platform’s promotional push heading into the holiday season, Google’s announcement says the actor:

• “…used Rambler on his Googlebook to organize his thoughts as he brainstormed.”
• “…mocked up different aesthetics, added accessories, and fine-tuned the design with Magic Pointer, which let him select and combine visual elements on screen.”
• “…was able to move from his Android phone to his Googlebook and back without losing context or interrupting his creative flow” with Continue On

It looks like Cavill used Google Antigravity and other AI tools on the HP Googlebook 14 to “translate natural language prompts into working 16-bit game mechanics.”

The game is not yet available. When it launches, Google will “donate $11 for every play during the month of November” as part of a partnership with Movember. The company will donate up to $500,000 to “help support awareness and funding for men’s mental health, suicide prevention, prostate cancer, and testicular cancer.”

Until then, you can watch a three-part series

Until then, you can watch a three-part series that details how “Henry designed the hero character, vibe coded meme-inspired superpowers, and added to the game’s soundtrack.”

More on Googlebook:

• Google says Googlebook ‘detachables’ are coming soon
• Chrome 156 for Googlebook rolling out with 14 updates across sites, shortcuts, more
• Googlebook OS review: A post-smartphone PC, if Google can keep it

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