Stickman Battle

Stickman Battle keeps its menu as simple as its heroes: a blue stickman with a glowing blade on one side, a blue and a yellow stickman crossing swords on the other, and two buttons underneath - 1 Player and 2 Players. Pick one and you are dropped onto a set of floating platforms against a starry blue backdrop with a weapon in your hand and an opponent who wants you off the map.

Fast, Floppy Sword Fights

Fights happen on 2D stages made of hovering ledges at different heights. The stickmen are ragdoll-light: every swing throws their limbs around, every hit knocks the target back, and a solid blow can send someone tumbling off a platform. Weapons vary - swords, axes and more exotic blades show up - and each has its own reach and rhythm. Enemies in single-player wear red and come at you with the same tools, so positioning and timing matter more than button mashing.

Skills and supers

Two round buttons sit on the right side of the screen. The Skill button is a special move with a short cooldown - the ring around it fills back up after use. The Super charges more slowly as you fight, glowing when it is ready, and unleashes a much stronger attack. Saving the super for the moment an opponent is cornered on a ledge is the most satisfying play in the game.

Controls for Both Players

Player one uses the left side of the keyboard; player two uses the arrows and the keys around them. Neither needs the mouse, which is why two people can share one laptop comfortably.

Player 1 (blue)

• A / D - move left and right
• Hold W - jump (hold longer to jump higher)
• S - drop or crouch
• E - skill
• Space - super

Player 2 (yellow)

• Left / Right arrows - move
• Hold Up arrow - jump
• Down arrow - drop
• Shift - skill
• Enter - super

Attacks happen automatically when you are close enough to swing, so the real decisions are where to stand, when to jump and when to fire your skill and super.

Solo Campaign

In 1 Player mode you face computer-controlled stickmen across a series of arenas, each laid out differently - some with one big floor, others with staggered ledges where height advantage decides the fight. The opening stage displays the key map on screen so you never have to guess the controls.

Two-Player Duels

The 2 Players button turns the game into a couch fighter. Both stickmen spawn on the same stage and it is first to knock the other out. Rounds are short, comebacks are common thanks to the super meter, and the physics make every win look slightly ridiculous - which is exactly what makes it fun with a friend sitting next to you.

Fighting Tips

1. Take the high ground. Attacking from above makes it harder for the opponent to hit back and easier to knock them off.
2. Do not burn your skill early. Use it to finish a combo or interrupt a charge, not as an opener.
3. Watch the edges. Many rounds end with a fall, not a health bar running out.
4. Charge the super on purpose. Stay aggressive to fill it, then retreat a step and fire it when they follow.
5. Learn each weapon's reach. Long blades let you poke safely; short ones need you to get in close.

Weapons and Their Rhythm

The blades are more than cosmetic. A long sword covers the gap between two ledges and lets you poke from safety; a heavy axe hits harder but leaves you exposed if it misses; curved, scythe-like weapons sweep wide and catch opponents trying to jump over you. When a new weapon appears on a stage, take a couple of practice swings at empty air to feel its range before committing to an exchange.

Why Players Keep Coming Back

Stickman fighters are an unblocked-games staple, and this one gets the basics right: crisp controls, clear readable stages, short rounds and a genuine local multiplayer mode. The flat blue art keeps the action easy to follow even when both fighters are flailing in mid-air, and a settings gear in the corner lets you tweak sound and options.

Small FAQ

Can two people really play on one keyboard?

Yes - that is what the 2 Players mode is for. Each player has a complete set of keys.

How do I attack?

Your stickman swings automatically when an enemy is in range. Your job is movement, jumping, skill and super.

Want more stick fights? Try Stickman Fight Ragdoll for pure physics brawls or Stickman Dragon Fight for flashier special moves.