For a stick it to the stickman walkthrough, follow the current corporate assignment instead of trying to clear every enemy or searching for a management menu. Start at the finance offices, complete each stated job, take promotions, and use the new dialogue to identify the next destination.
Early survival depends on spacing. Fight from the edge of crowds, keep an escape path open, and reposition after knockdowns rather than chasing every hit.
Start at the Finance Offices
Your opening route establishes the main progression loop:
- Reach the finance offices.
- Clear only the enemies blocking progress.
- Fire the old employee when ordered.
- Challenge the boss for your first promotion.
- Pick an employee based on what your run needs.
Do not rush into the center of a group to finish a combo. Enemies can surround, interrupt, and trap you, so room to move is often more useful than extra hits.
Follow Promotions and Objectives
Promotions lead to new company demands. After becoming responsible for more of the company, shareholders and executives give you another job, often involving people who may become future rivals.
When you lose the route, use this sequence:
- Find the newest boss, shareholder, or manager who gave an instruction.
- Go to the tower if the order mentions expansion.
- Complete the stated task before exploring unrelated combat routes.
- Return to the company path after the objective updates.
- Take the next promotion or job.
After shareholders demand expansion, buy the requested expansion at the tower. When the company goes public, raise the stock price by following the active action-focused assignment.
Fight With a Purpose
Prioritize enemies that stop your movement, control the center of a room, or pressure you while you attack someone else. Knocking down one dangerous opponent can give you enough space to reset the fight.
- Attack from the edge of a group.
- Break away after a successful burst.
- Keep an open path behind you.
- Target the enemy blocking movement first.
- Reposition after a knockdown.
For bosses, let them commit and counter from a safer position. Enter major fights with an escape route and enough space to react.
Build Around What Went Wrong
Review perks after every promotion and choose upgrades that address the problem from the previous fight.
| If this happens | Prioritize |
|---|---|
| Crowds end runs | Mobility and space-making attacks |
| Bosses take too long | Reliable single-target damage |
| You reach bosses weakened | Recovery and movement tools |
| New areas feel risky | Flexible, low-risk attacks |
Run-type perks can combine and change movement behavior. Movement upgrades are especially useful for escaping crowds, crossing dangerous rooms, and handling speed-focused jobs.
Complete Workplace Jobs
Later assignments include security after break-ins, protesters at a development site, driving, land acquisition, and contractors. Follow the current prompt and wait for the objective to update before leaving.
For the land-and-contractors chain:
- Get the inspection vehicle.
- Visit the site and acquire the land.
- Find contractors who are busy or unavailable.
- Win the confrontation.
- Check whether an NPC must be escorted, selected, or spoken to.
Driving jobs require a license and a careful trip to the marked destination. Preserve control, avoid unnecessary crashes, and confirm whether the task continues after leaving the vehicle.
Is It Worth It?
The strongest approach is a balanced build that reliably reaches later jobs. Do not abandon stable combat tools solely for speed, even when a later earning activity rewards fast movement.
FAQ
What is the best first goal in a stick it to the stickman walkthrough?
Reach the finance offices, complete the firing order, and learn to control space during fights.
Where do I go after shareholders demand expansion?
Go to the tower, buy the requested expansion, and return to the company route.
Does becoming CEO end the game?
No. Executives and shareholder demands continue the climb with further promotions and workplace jobs.
