Stick It To The Stick Manis a freeactionvideo game for PC by indie developer,Call Of The Void. It is afast-pacedside-scrolling gamethe features the ever-popularstick manaction character model. It revolves aroundbrawler-stylegameplay, with somephysics-basedmechanics added to amplify combat effects.
Stick It To The Stick Man is quite similar toStick Fight: The Gamethat features comparable gameplay and physics-based elements. The former is a much morerefinedgame, though. Graphical details are muchsharper, animations are much smoother, and the actualcombat flows betterand feels more responsive.
If you've played any kind of stick man action game before, then getting into Stick It To The Stick Man will beeasy and familiar. In the game, you are just anotherdisgruntled stick man office workertrying to get his job back. Of course, it won't be easy as there will be obstacles to face. It is up to you tofight your way backup the corporate ladder again, by any means necessary.
Aside from the melee combat that includes but is not limited toheadbutts,spinning punches, andflying kicks, you get a wide variety of weapons at your disposal. These include anything fromglue gunstoninja starsand achainsaw. Round out the spectacle of chaos and mayhem with a celebratory cup of coffee with gastronomically explosive results — obviously, the game has no qualms about crude humor.
Stick It To The Stick Man even manages to incorporaterogue-lite elementsinto its gameplay. You will get to learnnew and more powerful movesas you punch, kick, and shoot your way through hordes of enemies. The only thing that could be improved upon is performance. The game tends tolag and slow downduring intense fights with a lot of enemies flying around.
Stick It To The Stick Man is simplyloads of fun to play. Take all the other stick man action games that you've played before, andcrank everything to 11. It is one of the mostrefined and polishedgames of its kind yet. If you have some time to spare and you want to let off some steam, give this one a shot. A must-play.
