You're a stick man, and you beat the crap out of other stick men. That's this game's schtick (Heh). And to be honest, it's all it needs. It has minimalist looks, has surprisingly tight platforming controls, but fighting is chaotic and unpredictable.

The simplicity helps it, but at the same time, the description above is ALL of this game. It's simply smashing buttons and shooting guns aimlessly until everyone else dies. There's no story or anything, but I've no idea of what story it could have in the first place.

Vanilla maps don't take long to start repeating, but map making mod support keeps this game alive. It's very basic but fun, get some friends and play this for a good game to play while chatting.

SCORE: 6.5/10

Stick Fight: The Game is a fighting game that is extremely wacky where you can use weapons like blackholes to completely destroy everything as having an engine which is purposefully super broken. However, the broken engine can literally make it so players are left out of the online matches which suck as you have to reset the room.

While this game can be good solid fun once in a blue moon for maybe like 20-30 minutes it feels extremely repetitive after that and doesn't help that once you see a stage once you've seen it all of the time. The weapons are gimmicky and well... gimmicks don't make a game and it just at a point feels like it's trying to force upon cheap jokes and laughter.

Overall, this game drags in sessions of up to 2 hours even after the 30 minute mark, I would not recommend this with friends if you want a game to add to your catalog of games you play all of the times as it gets old quick.

Very fun multiplayer game. This is absolutely meant for at least 3-4 players, but having three is kinda unfair when often certain levels will place two guys across one impossible gap and the other guy on the other side, giving them an advantage.

It's not quite as good as Duck Game or SpeedRunners, and while the number of levels and different layouts are impressive, the rounds go by so quickly that repetition and boredom will set in after the second full playthrough. If you're looking for a multiplayer party game to play to keep your games rotation fresh, you can't go wrong here. Just don't plan on playing it longer than an hour.

3

The first match I played had a hacker in it; I got bored shortly after. It's probably fun with friends but it's just not my type of game. I can only imagine how repetitive it can get — actually no, I've experienced how repetitive it can get with an hour of playtime...

2017 - Ranked

It's like Duck Game (good) and Gang Beasts (mediocre) had a baby (unholy)

One notch removed from the most cynical Twitch-core party game slop imagineable, the whole stick figure thing barely being utilized to any effect that could at least harken back to their origins (no blood or gore whatsoever, no dismemberment); just extremely toothless.

I grew up with the very flash games this is trying to point towards, but they're (almost) all better games or at least with more personality than procedurally-generated gamer terms in the year 2017.
The controls are also weirdly awkward, you CAN just play this with only a dpad and 2 buttons but ideally you use both sticks and all actions on shoulders, since you can aim weapons with right stick.

But hey "it's only $2 tho" "you can join mid-game" "it requires zero thinking to play", it sure does.