Stick It to the Stickman is a physics-based roguelike where players fight their way up the ranks of a company through chaotic battles. You begin as an underpaid worker with basic moves and gradually gain new skills as you defeat colleagues, managers, and bosses. The structure of the game is simple to grasp but unpredictable to master, since every run introduces different upgrades, abilities, and enemy encounters.
Climbing The Corporate Tower
The progression in Stick It to the Stickman is tied to floor-by-floor battles inside a corporate building. Each level represents a new layer of the workplace hierarchy, filled with enemies who try to block your advancement. The combat is intentionally exaggerated, turning ordinary office supplies and moves into tools for destruction. Every victory pushes you higher, but mistakes are costly since health is limited and defeat ends the run.
Abilities And Classes
As you fight, you unlock an expanding list of attacks and job roles that change your playstyle. At first you rely on simple punches or kicks, but later you might be swinging chainsaws, firing staplers, or launching explosive items at your enemies.
· New attacks are unlocked by leveling up during runs
· Different classes allow varied fighting styles
· Weapons range from everyday office tools to absurd improvised gear
· Combining upgrades creates unique and often unpredictable builds
This variety keeps the action fresh and encourages experimentation with every attempt.
Humor And Satire
The game uses its over-the-top combat to make a point about office culture. Promotions are represented by violent encounters, and teamwork is reduced to chaotic brawls. Instead of careful planning or diplomacy, success comes from knocking out anyone in your way. The absurdity of “weaponized coffee,” kicks, and improvised office tools adds humor while reinforcing the satire about climbing the corporate ladder at any cost.
Overall Gameplay Experience
Stick It to the Stickman combines simple mechanics with unpredictable variety, making it both accessible and challenging. Each run feels different thanks to the roguelike structure, and the humor ensures that even failure can be entertaining. The game works as both a fast session of chaotic fun and a deeper challenge for players who want to explore all available classes and builds. Its mix of parody and gameplay makes it stand out among modern indie action titles.
