Stick It to the Stickman multiplayer supports two-player local co-op, with separate stick figures, health bars, attacks, and upgrades. Friends can also play at a distance through Remote Play, sharing the same corporate climb while working together through chaotic office fights. Most of a run is cooperative, though reaching leadership may lead to a fight over who becomes CEO.
Multiplayer at a glance
- Two players join the same run as separate employees.
- Both players advance through the same office climb and encounter the same events.
- Each fighter has an individual health bar.
- Players choose their own attacks and upgrades.
- Local co-op can be shared online with Remote Play.
The goal is to survive each floor, defeat hostile employees, and keep climbing through the company.
How co-op combat works
Combat is built around attack choices that create a growing combo style. Players do not need matching builds: one can focus on strong kicks and close-range pressure while the other uses a different set of attacks.
- Pick moves that feel comfortable before chasing a perfect build.
- Choose upgrades that support attacks you actually use.
- Stay on the same side of a room when enemies are numerous.
- Watch for ledges, hazards, and knockback.
- Call out boss targets so one player is not left surrounded.
Available attack examples include roundhouse kicks, forward kicks, spin kicks, bicycle kicks, and a projectile-style shoryuken attack.
Co-op and CEO competition
Office floors and major encounters reward teamwork, but the top of a run can change the relationship between players. After defeating the employee in charge, only one player may be able to become CEO.
| Part of the run | Player dynamic |
|---|---|
| Office floors | Cooperative |
| Upgrade choices | Independent |
| Major encounters | Cooperative |
| CEO outcome | Competitive |
The CEO duel is a short competitive twist after the shared climb. The successful player can select a new employee and continue the company’s progression, including company development choices.
Playing through Remote Play
Remote Play lets a host share local co-op with a friend from another location. The underlying experience remains a shared co-op run with separate fighters.
- The host launches the game.
- Invite a friend through a compatible Remote Play feature.
- Confirm both players’ inputs are recognized.
- Start a new climb and choose attacks as the run progresses.
A stable connection and voice chat help with fast combat, boss fights, hazards, and the possible CEO battle. If action feels delayed, reduce other network activity or try a different host connection.
Is it worth it?
For players looking for stick it to the stickman multiplayer, co-op adds shared combat, distinct builds, physical comedy, and a memorable competitive ending. It is especially suited to friends who enjoy reacting to chaotic fights together rather than pursuing a perfectly controlled competitive match.
FAQ
Does Stick It to the Stickman have multiplayer?
Yes. Stick It to the Stickman supports local co-op for two players, with separate stick figures and health bars.
Can I play stick it to the stickman multiplayer online?
Yes. Remote Play can share the local co-op session with a friend online.
Is co-op fully cooperative?
Mostly. Players work together through the climb, but may fight over who becomes CEO at the end.
