
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.
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Actor Henry Cavill has launched a web-based video game called Mustache Protocol, created using an HP Googlebook 14 and its built-in artificial intelligence tools. The release arrived alongside the third and final installment of Google's behind-the-scenes video series showing the actor completing the project. The 16-bit retro title is playable on both desktop and mobile web browsers. [1][2]
Mustache Protocol spans three levels and tasks players with stopping rogue CGI artists from wiping out every mustache on Earth, referencing a meme from Mission: Impossible – Fallout. Cavill built the game's mechanics, visuals, and theme song using Googlebook features such as Antigravity, Rambler, Magic Pointer, Continue On, and BandLab to translate natural language prompts into working gameplay. [1][2]
The release also serves as a charitable promotion for Movember. Google pledged to donate $11 for every game played between November 11 and November 30, up to a total of $500,000, to support men's mental health initiatives, suicide prevention, and research into prostate and testicular cancer. [2]

As teased before the launch, Henry Cavill has built a video game on Googlebook, and it’s called Mustache Protocol.
via 9to5Google
It's time to stop those rogue CGI artists from erasing innocent mustaches.
via Android Authority