Free · No download · Works on phones
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About Stick Army
Lead a group of stick-figure soldiers through a dangerous course. You build defenses on the fly while avoiding enemies and obstacles.
Quick thinking and tactical planning are the main skills. You have to decide where to place things and when, since time is short. The description says each decision counts, and the difficulty rises as you advance.
Stick Army is in the arcade group, tagged building, and designed for portrait screens. It plays on phones and computers. The simple stick-figure art makes the screen easy to read, and the controls are intuitive. Players who like strategy mixed with arcade action will enjoy it. A round can be short, so it works well when you have only a few minutes. Learning what works on one level can help on the next.
How to play Stick Army
- Lead your stick-figure soldiers forward.
- Build defenses as needed.
- Avoid enemies and hazards.
- Make quick decisions to keep your army safe.
Controls
- Phone or tablet
- Touch controls; hold the device upright
Tips for Stick Army
- Build before the enemy arrives.
- Keep your soldiers together.
- Plan your route.
- Learn from each failed attempt.
- Try different defense positions to see what holds longest.
Who is Stick Army for?
Good for players who like quick tactics and simple art.
Game description from GamePix
Guide your stick-figure soldiers through a thrilling arcade adventure in Stick Army. Navigate hazardous environments, construct strategic defenses on-the-fly, and outmaneuver enemies. With intuitive controls and escalating challenges, every decision counts as you master the art of quick thinking and tactical planning. Are you ready to lead your army to victory?
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Stick Army: FAQ
Is Stick Army free?
Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no sign-up.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. It is flagged as mobile-friendly and made for portrait mode.
Do I build things?
Yes. The description mentions constructing defenses on the fly.
Do I need to read instructions first?
Not really. The controls are described as intuitive, so you can start by trying things and learn as you go.