Stick It to the Stickman

Stick It to the Stickman Beginner Guide

A first-run guide focused on spacing, move choices, and learning from each attempt. Make small changes between runs so you can tell whether a perk, weapon, or route genuinely improved your climb.

1. 1Prioritize space in crowded fightsKeep enough room to see incoming attacks and avoid getting trapped against workplace hazards.
2. 2Test one change at a timeTry a new move or perk deliberately instead of changing your entire setup after every loss.
3. 3Use temporary weapons wellPick up useful weapons when they solve the current fight, but do not build every run around finding one.
4. 4Learn the corporate climbTreat unfamiliar floors as practice until you understand their enemies, hazards, and escape space.

Stick It to the Stickman Achievements Guide

Achievement help for players working through rooftop victories, career progress, night shift goals, and unusual combat challenges. Requirements can change with updates, so compare the guide with your current in-game tracker.

• Rooftop and career achievements

  Several achievements are tied to progressing through the corporate ladder and defeating major opponents.

• Hidden achievement help

  Use spoiler-aware hints for achievements involving unusual choices, special modes, and secret conditions.

• Trophy checklist

  Track achievement categories without relying on claims from older versions of the game.

Characters

Character notes are best used as starting points, not fixed rankings. A character can feel stronger or weaker depending on your move choices, the mode, and what you are trying to unlock.

Unlock Guide

Unlock routes can involve progression, modes, or secrets. Follow the current clues carefully and recheck after patches, especially when a guide refers to newly added content.

• Unlock all characters

  A route planner for checking which character unlocks are still missing.

• Unlock Vampire

  Player-tested leads for finding the Vampire character unlock.

• Unlock Batman

  Information for players searching for the Dark Knight-style secret character.

Multiplayer Guide

A practical guide to playing together locally or through Steam Remote Play. Co-op can make chaotic fights easier to manage, but it also makes communication and screen awareness more important.

1. 1Set up local co-opConfirm controllers and player inputs before entering a run.
2. 2Learn two-player controlsUse a simple control check before a serious attempt so no one loses time in the opening fight.
3. 3Try Remote PlaySteam Remote Play can help friends join a local co-op session from elsewhere.

Upgrades and Builds

Build around how your moves work together in the current run. A coherent set of attacks and perks is usually more useful than chasing a supposedly perfect class without the pieces that support it.

• Upgrade choices

  Choose moves that complement your range, mobility, and crowd-control needs.

• Finance tower upgrade

  Track the finance tower progression path and test its value in your current version.

• Best class discussion

  Compare classes by playstyle and consistency instead of treating any ranking as permanent.

Map and Modes

Use map and mode guides to understand where progression opens new activities. The corporate climb includes routes and challenges that may become available only after reaching specific milestones.

• Map guide

  A player-focused overview of locations, progression landmarks, and repeatable activities.

• Cage fight guide

  Prepare for cage fights by practicing your core moves and keeping the action readable.

• Dojo guide

  Use training opportunities to test attacks and improve combat familiarity.

Player Questions

Quick answers to common questions about modes, codes, secrets, and ongoing Early Access changes.

• Are there redeem codes?

  No official redeem-code system is confirmed in the supplied game information; treat unverified code lists cautiously.

• Can I play co-op?

  The game supports local co-op, and Steam Remote Play is commonly used for remote sessions.