Beat Stickman: Beyond

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Beat Stickman: Beyond is a single player casual simulation game with a violence theme. It was developed by Mini Fun Games and was released on September 6, 2022. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

"Beat Stickman: Beyond" is a rhythm-based action game where you join a multiverse network to defeat instances of the Stickman using various weapons, from paint brushes to giant robots. With Nebody as your guide, unlock and upgrade weapons, explore hidden features, and experience a unique journey in this vibrant and quirky world. The game offers a tap weapon with numerous special upgrades and 30+ unique weapons to wield.

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Audience ScoreBased on 22 reviews

grinding10 negative mentions

The story mode has quick progression, taking only about 5 hours to complete.
It's a fun addition for idle/clicker game fans and can serve as a good time-waster.
The art is good and the gameplay concept works well.

The game feels cheap and is overly grindy, with repetitive gameplay that can become tedious.
Progression feels slow, and the forced keyboard-only controls are strange.
The introduction is unnecessary and adds little to the overall experience.

grinding
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The grinding aspect of the game is widely criticized for being excessive, tedious, and slow, leading to a boring experience for many players. While some find it acceptable for a clicker game, the overall sentiment suggests that improvements in quality of life could enhance its appeal as a time-waster.
- “Forgettable, boring, slow, way too much grinding, and just not for me.”
- “Feels very cheap and way too grindy.”
- “Adcoins (currency for prestige and skin buffs) being mainly from active clicking seems tedious early on.”
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for being overly simple and repetitive, lacking engaging mechanics beyond basic button pressing and mouse spamming. While the core concept has potential, the slow introduction and grindy nature detract from the overall enjoyment.
- “The gameplay concept works well.”
- “A little grind would be fine, especially for a game in this genre, but the gameplay is too simple and repetitive to make it any fun.”
- “Why force the player through a slow introduction where they just fill a circle over and over with no real gameplay besides pressing a couple of buttons and spamming the mouse?”
- “The gameplay is too simple and repetitive to make it any fun.”
story
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story mode is noted for its rapid progression, taking only about five hours to complete, while the normal mode offers a fun diversion for casual play. However, some users feel that the story lacks depth and significance, contributing little to the overall experience.
- “Story mode has very quick progression and takes only 5 dedicated hours to complete. Normal mode is fun and can be good for times when bored, and it does help.”
- “Unless it has a role in the story that I never saw, it adds absolutely nothing.”
- “Story mode has very quick progression and takes only 5 dedicated hours to complete.”