Stick Fight: The Game

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Stick Fight: The Game is a multiplayer-focused title where 2-4 players engage in physics-based combat, battling it out on 100 interactive levels with various weapons. The game also offers a level editor and a vast community-made level library, all enhanced with procedural animations from Totally Accurate Battle Simulator. Please note, there is no single-player mode.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Local Multi-Player Play with friends in the same physical space using split-screen or multiple screens
2-Players Play with one other player, either online or locally, in a cooperative or competitive game mode
Massively Multiplayer
Multi-Player Compete or cooperate with other players online
PvP Player versus Player - Fight against other players in real-time, often in arena-style combat
Split Screen Play with multiple players on the same screen, often with divided or shared screen real estate

Reviews

94%

Audience ScoreBased on 50,862 reviews

humor2,513 positive mentions

stability1,469 negative mentions

humor
2,521 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in "Stick Fight: The Game" is widely praised for its chaotic and absurd nature, with players frequently laughing at the unpredictable ragdoll physics and hilarious weapon interactions. Many reviews highlight the game's ability to create memorable moments, especially when played with friends, where even glitches and bugs contribute to the overall comedic experience. Overall, the game is described as a fun, lighthearted brawler that excels in delivering laughter and entertainment during multiplayer sessions.
- “The game is an incredibly fun multiplayer brawler that pits stick figures against each other in hilarious, chaotic battles.”
- “The physics-based gameplay leads to hilarious and unpredictable moments, making each round feel fresh and exciting.”
- “Watching these stick-folks flop around, breaking the laws of physics and finding funny ways to murder your friends is always a good time.”
- “Bullshit game, bugs and not funny.”
- “However, hitboxes desyncing from character models is not funny in online games.”
- “Not funny, didn't laugh.”
stability
1,487 mentions
1 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
99 % negative mentions
The game's stability is widely criticized, with players reporting numerous glitches and bugs that significantly impact gameplay. Many describe the experience as chaotic and often frustrating, particularly in online modes where issues like lag, invisible players, and game-breaking glitches are common. Despite these problems, some players find the glitches add a humorous element to the game, making it more enjoyable when played with friends, though the overall consensus is that the game requires substantial updates to address its stability issues.
- “Well polished and nearly bug free.”
- “Totally bug free, don't worry.”
- “Runs great on basically any computer.”
- “There's a good chance that when you fall off the map you don't die, and I encountered an AFK green dude that was very off and buggy.”
- “The game is a buggy mess that is unplayable because the host is always the one with terrible internet it feels like.”
- “This game is buggy as hell and the developers need to put in some effort for a £4 game!”
gameplay
1,035 mentions
42 % positive mentions
54 % neutral mentions
4 % negative mentions
The gameplay of "Stick Fight: The Game" is characterized by its chaotic, fast-paced, and physics-based mechanics that provide a humorous and engaging experience, especially in multiplayer settings. Players appreciate the simple controls and variety of weapons and maps, which contribute to a fun and unpredictable atmosphere, although some note that the gameplay can become repetitive over time. While the game excels in delivering entertaining moments with friends, it suffers from occasional bugs and connectivity issues that can detract from the overall experience.
- “The simple controls and physics-based gameplay make it easy to pick up and play, while the variety of levels keeps matches fresh and exciting.”
- “The physics-based gameplay leads to hilarious and unpredictable moments, making each round feel fresh and exciting.”
- “With its addictive gameplay, quirky graphics, and great multiplayer mode, it's a game that you'll keep coming back to time and time again.”
- “Gameplay gets boring rather quickly, and even though the workshop maps do make it a bit more refreshing, this is not a game you play hours on end.”
- “The gameplay can feel weird for beginners, but it's one of those games that are easy to get into, but hard to master.”
- “The gameplay is very repetitive and can get boring easily due to lack of depth.”
graphics
519 mentions
44 % positive mentions
55 % neutral mentions
2 % negative mentions
The graphics of "Stick Fight: The Game" are characterized by a minimalist yet charming art style that effectively complements its chaotic gameplay. While some players appreciate the simplicity and fluid animations, others note that the graphics are not demanding, allowing the game to run smoothly on lower-end systems. Overall, the visuals are considered engaging and fun, enhancing the overall experience without overshadowing the gameplay.
- “The graphics are top tier; however, my friends destroy me because the gameplay is hard.”
- “Amazing game: the game may be 2D, but the graphics combined with pure chaos just make this game wonderful in all its glory.”
- “The graphics are simple yet effective, and the animation is very fluid and dynamic, which further enhances the game.”
- “The simplistic graphics and fast-paced action can be entertaining initially, but the novelty wears off fast.”
- “It's effectively a Terraria clone with the graphics, gameplay, and resource gathering (if you could call this pitiful gun mining 'resources') removed.”
- “If you judge a game by how much content it has, or how well it's made, how pretty the graphics are, that sort of thing, this game would get maybe a 2/10.”
story
311 mentions
9 % positive mentions
62 % neutral mentions
29 % negative mentions
The consensus among users is that the game lacks a traditional story mode, with many reviews explicitly stating "no story." While some players express a desire for a narrative element to enhance gameplay, others appreciate the game's focus on fun and combat mechanics over storytelling. Overall, the game is seen as entertaining despite its absence of a structured storyline.
- “The story and lore behind this magnificently crafted game is just wonderful.”
- “Honestly, a great story and a great message, a game I will show my kids.”
- “It made me cry with the amazing storyline.”
- “The game is amazing, it works so well and is so funny sometimes, the only thing I don't like about the game is that there is no training or story mode. If they added that, I would play this game for ages!”
- “I do wish there was a single-player option/story mode as I think that could be a ton of fun!”
- “No story, just fighting.”
music
227 mentions
57 % positive mentions
41 % neutral mentions
2 % negative mentions
The music in the game is widely praised for its energetic and fitting soundtrack, enhancing the overall gameplay experience. Many players describe it as catchy and enjoyable, with some noting that it complements the chaotic nature of the game well. However, a few reviews mention that the music can become repetitive over time, suggesting a desire for more variety.
- “The soundtrack is brilliant and the maps and weapons are amazing.”
- “The music fits well with the fights and the environments.”
- “The sound design is equally engaging, with satisfying weapon effects and a playful soundtrack that adds to the overall experience.”
- “But just as a couple of ideas, more music would be nice (the music gets very repetitive), some more maps would be awesome.”
- “The other one is music just sometimes stops, happened to me twice.”
- “Audio: the audio, I turn off the music as I find it annoying and keep the base volume on max. This is enjoyable because the gun sounds, smacking, cracking etc. is all really really good.”
grinding
107 mentions
3 % positive mentions
85 % neutral mentions
12 % negative mentions
The reviews overwhelmingly indicate that grinding in the game is excessive, with many players humorously suggesting that it requires "a second life" to manage the time investment needed. While some acknowledge that grinding can be fun or necessary for leaderboard rankings, the general sentiment leans towards it being tedious and time-consuming, with a few noting that it can detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “You'll need a second life for grinding.”
- “One long, tedious grind.”
- “A bit grindy... sometimes.”
- “There's also the 'White Death' achievement that may seem grindy because you need to kill 77 people with a sniper rifle, but you can just make only snipers spawn by using in-game settings.”
- “This is one of those games where you don't need to be skilled, smart, or a grinding nerd.”
- “On one hand, it’s simple and fun, but on the other hand, it’s somewhat tedious.”
replayability
90 mentions
47 % positive mentions
50 % neutral mentions
3 % negative mentions
The game is widely praised for its high replayability, particularly when played with friends, as it offers endless fun and a variety of maps and weapons. While some players note that the experience can become repetitive over time, many emphasize the game's ability to provide unique and entertaining matches, especially with community-created content. Overall, it is considered a must-have for those seeking a fun, replayable multiplayer experience.
- “The true strength of Stick Fight is its endless replayability.”
- “This game is fun to play with friends and has almost infinite replayability.”
- “The smooth transition between maps when a round is over makes it addicting and so fun to play, quick, no time commitment, and tons of replayability.”
- “This is absolutely not replayable past 1 or 2 startups, unless you try out workshop maps (which you should if you'd like to keep playing). It's cool but really the depth and shock value quickly peter out once you play for too long.”
- “But it has no replayability at all, no one playing online and glitches that spawn you in falling off the map really just fuel your rage when you get 5 flying snakes gunning straight for your face.”
- “The game is unstable, it's multiplayer only with a virtually non-existent playerbase, and does not have much replayability.”
optimization
48 mentions
31 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
35 % negative mentions
The game's optimization is a mixed bag, with some players reporting smooth performance and good graphics, while others experience significant lag, stuttering, and bugs, particularly in multiplayer modes. Many users note that performance heavily depends on individual hardware and internet connections, leading to inconsistent experiences. Overall, while some find it accessible on lower-end systems, others criticize it for poor optimization and network issues that hinder gameplay.
- “The game is also well optimized, running smoothly on a variety of different systems, making it accessible to a wide range of players.”
- “I never expected to get this level of performance out of a mobile game.”
- “You do not need a supercomputer to run this game; it just runs smoothly even if you have a potato.”
- “The optimization is terrible as well; it heavily depends on your GPU if you're getting good FPS or you're going to get unplayable FPS.”
- “Besides the game-breaking bugs and the horrendous network optimization, this is still somehow a good game.”
- “Game is broken, can't see other players, lag, poor optimization; okay gameplay, just don't buy this.”
emotional
29 mentions
97 % positive mentions
-7 % neutral mentions
10 % negative mentions
The emotional aspect of the game elicits a wide range of feelings, from laughter and joy to sadness and frustration. Players report experiences that lead them to cry from both humor and poignant moments, highlighting a mix of wholesome interactions and toxic community dynamics. Overall, the game is described as having a surprisingly emotional impact, with many finding it a source of both fun and catharsis.
- “I want to cry.”
- “It made me cry with the amazing storyline.”
- “This game has made me cry tears of joy, laughter, and depression.”
- “The storyline felt incredibly boring and failed to evoke any emotional response.”
- “I found the emotional depth lacking; it just didn't resonate with me.”
- “The characters were one-dimensional, making it hard to connect on an emotional level.”
atmosphere
6 mentions
33 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
33 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of the game is characterized by a chaotic yet charming vibe, enhanced by impactful sound design and humorous character reactions. The minimalistic visuals of stick-figure characters contribute to a lighthearted feel, while random elements and local multiplayer options foster a fun and inclusive environment for players of varying skill levels.
- “Additionally, the game's sound design complements the action perfectly, with impactful weapon sounds and humorous character reactions adding to the chaotic atmosphere.”
- “Lots of random elements that create a fun atmosphere.”
- “The game's sound design complements the action perfectly, with impactful weapon sounds and humorous character reactions adding to the chaotic atmosphere.”
- “Stick Fight's visuals, featuring minimalistic stick-figure characters, may seem basic at first glance, but they contribute to the game's charm and lighthearted atmosphere.”
monetization
4 mentions
75 % positive mentions
-50 % neutral mentions
75 % negative mentions
The monetization strategy of the game includes misleading advertisements and the potential for microtransactions, allowing players to earn in-game currency through gameplay to purchase cosmetic items. While some users find the game enjoyable despite the ads, there are concerns about the overall impact of monetization on the player experience.
- “The monetization model is well-balanced, allowing players to earn coins through gameplay, which can then be used to purchase skins. This approach not only keeps players engaged but also provides a revenue stream for the developers.”
- “I appreciate that the game offers a way to earn in-game currency through achievements, making it possible to buy cosmetic items without feeling pressured to spend real money.”
- “The option to acquire coins by winning matches is a great feature, as it encourages competition while also giving players the chance to customize their experience through microtransactions.”
- “The advertising is misleading.”
- “The game has a lot of fun elements, but the monetization through ads can be quite frustrating.”
- “The developers could improve player retention and revenue by allowing players to earn coins through gameplay and use them for microtransactions.”
character development
4 mentions
50 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
50 % negative mentions
Character development in the game receives mixed reviews; while some praise it as superior to other titles with an incredible story, others find the character design lacking and uninteresting. Overall, the game is noted for its engaging gameplay, but opinions on character design vary significantly.
- “This incredible game produced by Landfall Games has breathtaking graphics, an incredible story, and character development far superior to any other game before it.”
- “Definitely worth buying; just endless fun and amazing character design.”
- “I don't think this game has enough character design.”
- “Not very interesting character design, 6/10.”