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Stick Fight
Dive into Stick Fight, a frantic stickman fighting game on Kiz10 where you face brutal enemy waves, buy new weapons and trust your reflexes to stay alive.
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Rating:
8.19 (89 votes)
Released:
16 Jun 2015
Last Updated:
26 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
Platform:
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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🥷 A lone stickman against the swarm
In Stick Fight you are not a nameless grunt hiding behind cover. You are a single stickman drawn with a few lines and a lot of attitude, standing in the middle of the screen while waves of enemies rush from every side. There is no squad to back you up, no turret to hide behind. Just your fists, whatever weapon you can afford, and a tiny health bar that feels like it is always one mistake away from empty. The moment the first wave appears you understand the deal: move fast, hit harder, or get wiped out and start again.
In Stick Fight you are not a nameless grunt hiding behind cover. You are a single stickman drawn with a few lines and a lot of attitude, standing in the middle of the screen while waves of enemies rush from every side. There is no squad to back you up, no turret to hide behind. Just your fists, whatever weapon you can afford, and a tiny health bar that feels like it is always one mistake away from empty. The moment the first wave appears you understand the deal: move fast, hit harder, or get wiped out and start again.
⚔️ Combat that lives on timing and panic
Stick Fight feels simple when you first touch the controls. You move, you attack, you maybe dodge or reposition, and enemies fall in front of you. Then the waves get thicker and the real game shows up. Attacks are all about timing. Strike too early and you whiff into the air, leaving yourself open. Strike too late and the enemy hit lands first, shaving chunks off your health. You start to feel that rhythm in your hands, that tiny pause where you let the opponent come just close enough before you answer with a clean hit. One moment you are mashing, the next you are counting beats in your head like a rhythm game with more broken bones.
Stick Fight feels simple when you first touch the controls. You move, you attack, you maybe dodge or reposition, and enemies fall in front of you. Then the waves get thicker and the real game shows up. Attacks are all about timing. Strike too early and you whiff into the air, leaving yourself open. Strike too late and the enemy hit lands first, shaving chunks off your health. You start to feel that rhythm in your hands, that tiny pause where you let the opponent come just close enough before you answer with a clean hit. One moment you are mashing, the next you are counting beats in your head like a rhythm game with more broken bones.
💸 From bare fists to deadly arsenal
At the beginning money feels rare, every coin carefully earned by surviving long enough to clean a wave. Then you discover the weapon shop and suddenly every coin has a purpose. You move from bare fists to knives, from simple clubs to heavier weapons that absolutely wreck anything in their path. Each weapon changes your style. Lighter tools make you quick and reactive, perfect for darting between enemies. Heavy gear slows you down but turns every swing into a small explosion of damage. You start plotting routes around your weapon of choice. How many waves can you clear before you need an upgrade. Is it worth saving for that expensive piece that will turn you into a walking blender.
At the beginning money feels rare, every coin carefully earned by surviving long enough to clean a wave. Then you discover the weapon shop and suddenly every coin has a purpose. You move from bare fists to knives, from simple clubs to heavier weapons that absolutely wreck anything in their path. Each weapon changes your style. Lighter tools make you quick and reactive, perfect for darting between enemies. Heavy gear slows you down but turns every swing into a small explosion of damage. You start plotting routes around your weapon of choice. How many waves can you clear before you need an upgrade. Is it worth saving for that expensive piece that will turn you into a walking blender.
💥 Waves that do not care how tired you are
Stick Fight is built around waves of enemies that refuse to respect your personal space. Early waves are generous, giving you room to learn the hitboxes and spacing. Then the game tightens everything up. Enemies approach faster, come from more directions and hit harder. Some rush straight at you, others hang back a bit and try to catch you when you are busy. You can feel the pressure as the arena fills with targets. If you stand still you are done. If you move without thinking you end up running straight into a punch. The only safe path is the narrow line between the two, where each step is intentional and every attack is chosen, not spammed.
Stick Fight is built around waves of enemies that refuse to respect your personal space. Early waves are generous, giving you room to learn the hitboxes and spacing. Then the game tightens everything up. Enemies approach faster, come from more directions and hit harder. Some rush straight at you, others hang back a bit and try to catch you when you are busy. You can feel the pressure as the arena fills with targets. If you stand still you are done. If you move without thinking you end up running straight into a punch. The only safe path is the narrow line between the two, where each step is intentional and every attack is chosen, not spammed.
🧠 Survival is a strategy, not just a wish
It is easy to think of Stick Fight as pure reflex, but the more you play the more strategy creeps in. Positioning becomes everything. You learn to keep enemies on one side whenever possible so you do not get surrounded. You recognize which targets to remove first, which ones will cause the most trouble if you ignore them for too long. Do you kite the whole wave into a tight bundle so a single heavy swing hits them all, or do you clean them in small groups so you never risk being trapped. Those little decisions separate the runs where you barely survive three waves from the ones where you keep going, collecting cash and feeling almost unstoppable.
It is easy to think of Stick Fight as pure reflex, but the more you play the more strategy creeps in. Positioning becomes everything. You learn to keep enemies on one side whenever possible so you do not get surrounded. You recognize which targets to remove first, which ones will cause the most trouble if you ignore them for too long. Do you kite the whole wave into a tight bundle so a single heavy swing hits them all, or do you clean them in small groups so you never risk being trapped. Those little decisions separate the runs where you barely survive three waves from the ones where you keep going, collecting cash and feeling almost unstoppable.
🎮 Tight controls for browser brawling on Kiz10
Because Stick Fight runs directly in your browser on Kiz10, it has to respect your time immediately. Controls respond quickly, inputs feel clean, and there is almost no delay between your decision and what the stickman does on screen. That responsiveness is crucial in a game where a single late press can end your run. Whether you are on keyboard or using a touch setup, you feel in direct control of each hit. No long menus, no heavy loading between attempts. You drop in, fight, fail, retry, improve. It is a tight loop that makes it dangerously easy to say “just one more wave” five times in a row.
Because Stick Fight runs directly in your browser on Kiz10, it has to respect your time immediately. Controls respond quickly, inputs feel clean, and there is almost no delay between your decision and what the stickman does on screen. That responsiveness is crucial in a game where a single late press can end your run. Whether you are on keyboard or using a touch setup, you feel in direct control of each hit. No long menus, no heavy loading between attempts. You drop in, fight, fail, retry, improve. It is a tight loop that makes it dangerously easy to say “just one more wave” five times in a row.
💀 Every defeat teaches you something
You will get knocked down a lot. That is part of the fun. An enemy you underestimated lands a hit that finishes you. A greedy swing leaves you exposed in the middle of a group. A late purchase in the shop means you walk into a hard wave underpowered. The important part is that almost every loss makes sense. You know why it happened. With each restart you adjust. You start buying certain weapons earlier. You learn to back off instead of chasing that one last extra hit. You memorize the point where running through a gap is safer than trying to fight in place. Little by little your average wave count climbs, and the same enemies that felt impossible before start dropping in seconds.
You will get knocked down a lot. That is part of the fun. An enemy you underestimated lands a hit that finishes you. A greedy swing leaves you exposed in the middle of a group. A late purchase in the shop means you walk into a hard wave underpowered. The important part is that almost every loss makes sense. You know why it happened. With each restart you adjust. You start buying certain weapons earlier. You learn to back off instead of chasing that one last extra hit. You memorize the point where running through a gap is safer than trying to fight in place. Little by little your average wave count climbs, and the same enemies that felt impossible before start dropping in seconds.
🔥 Power fantasy in stickman form
There is something very pure about watching a simple stick figure tear through a crowd. No dense textures, no complex models, just crisp silhouettes and big impacts. When a weapon connects in Stick Fight the feedback is clear. Enemies fly back, the screen shakes just enough, and you get that tiny jolt of satisfaction that makes action games addictive. At the start you feel fragile and under-equipped. After a few strong upgrades and a couple of good runs, you start walking toward the next wave instead of away from it, daring them to try. The transformation from helpless to dangerous is exactly what makes this kind of brawler so satisfying.
There is something very pure about watching a simple stick figure tear through a crowd. No dense textures, no complex models, just crisp silhouettes and big impacts. When a weapon connects in Stick Fight the feedback is clear. Enemies fly back, the screen shakes just enough, and you get that tiny jolt of satisfaction that makes action games addictive. At the start you feel fragile and under-equipped. After a few strong upgrades and a couple of good runs, you start walking toward the next wave instead of away from it, daring them to try. The transformation from helpless to dangerous is exactly what makes this kind of brawler so satisfying.
🔁 Perfect for quick bursts and long grinds
Stick Fight fits into your day however you want it to. If you only have a few minutes you can jump in, clear a couple of waves, buy a new weapon and log off with a quick shot of adrenaline. If you have more time, you can chase personal records, experiment with different ways to spend your money and see how long you can keep a single run alive. Because each attempt teaches you something small and there is always another weapon to try, it is easy to get pulled into a loop of improvement. The core never changes: survive, upgrade, survive longer. Yet each run feels a little different thanks to your changing choices and sharper reflexes.
Stick Fight fits into your day however you want it to. If you only have a few minutes you can jump in, clear a couple of waves, buy a new weapon and log off with a quick shot of adrenaline. If you have more time, you can chase personal records, experiment with different ways to spend your money and see how long you can keep a single run alive. Because each attempt teaches you something small and there is always another weapon to try, it is easy to get pulled into a loop of improvement. The core never changes: survive, upgrade, survive longer. Yet each run feels a little different thanks to your changing choices and sharper reflexes.
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