About Stickman Clash
Stickman Clash is a local party brawler for up to four players throws stick figures into weapon-filled arenas where knockback can matter more than raw damage. Random weapons and shifting positions make each match unpredictable, especially with friends sharing a keyboard. The edge of the arena is often as dangerous as an opponent's strongest attack.
How to Play Stickman Clash
- Choose the player setup and enter an arena.
- Move toward a useful weapon while keeping away from the edge.
- Attack or push rivals as they approach.
- Remain in the arena after the other fighters are knocked out.
Controls
- Move: Player 1: WASD
- Attack: Player 1: F
- Move: Player 2: Arrow keys
- Attack: Player 2: L / Num 0
Tips & Tricks
- Use a pushing attack near the platform edge to finish a sturdier rival.
- Do not chase a weapon if the pickup path exposes you to a fall.
- Keep enough space behind your fighter to survive knockback.
- Watch a projectile's travel line before rushing the shooter.
- Use sudden changes of direction to make close-range swings miss.
How to Play Stickman Clash
Choose the player setup and enter an arena. Move toward a useful weapon while keeping away from the edge. Attack or push rivals as they approach. Remain in the arena after the other fighters are knocked out.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many people can fight in Stickman Clash?
The supplied game details describe local play with one to four participants.
How do I win without dealing the most damage?
Remain in the arena after the other fighters are knocked out.
What should I do when a weapon appears near the edge?
Skip a weapon if the pickup path exposes you to a fall.
How do the two-player keyboard controls work?
Use Player 1: WASD to move.
How can I survive an enemy's knockback attack?
Reserve enough space behind your fighter to survive knockback.
When is it smart to use a pushing move?
Choose a pushing attack near the platform edge to finish a sturdier rival.
Should I chase every ranged attacker?
Only when it helps with that part of the level. Choose sudden changes of direction to make close-range swings miss.