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Stickman Fighter: Mega Brawl is a level-by-level brawler: one stickman against a crowd, fists and feet first, with a stronger special strike that only comes out once you have chained enough hits in a row. Each level is a small gauntlet of enemies to punch, kick and stagger through before a boss with its own health bar shows up to close it out.

The game tracks a combo counter while you fight and pays attention to how clean your run was, not just whether you survived it. Finish a level with your life bar close to full and the bonus is bigger than the one for barely scraping through. Enemies occasionally drop weapons, and picking one up gives it a limited number of swings before it breaks, so it is worth deciding whether to burn it clearing a crowded stretch or save it for the boss at the end.

Clear a level and you are graded on stars, and stars are what unlock the next one, so there is a real reason to replay an early stage for a cleaner run instead of only pushing forward. Coins earned along the way go into a small in-game shop for weapons and life upgrades, which matters more if you are chasing a full three stars than if you just want to see the next level. If you came from Stickman Dragon Fight for a quick browser brawl, this is the same stick-figure combat with an actual level structure wrapped around it.

How to play

Movement is on the arrow keys, or WASD depending on the build, with a separate key to attack and another to block incoming hits. Click the game once first so it takes your keyboard input. Chaining hits without getting interrupted builds up your combo meter, and once it is full a stronger special attack becomes available on its own key. On a touch screen the same four actions show up as on-screen buttons.

Tips

• Save a picked-up weapon for the boss rather than the crowd in front of it — weapons run out of uses fast, and they go further against one tough target than against several weak ones.
• Watch your life bar as closely as the enemy count. A level cleared with most of your health intact pays out more than a level you barely limped through.
• If a level ends with fewer than three stars, replay it before moving on. Stars gate the next level, so a sloppy early clear can leave you stuck later.
• Keep your combo going when you can — the special attack it unlocks is worth saving for a boss or a tight knot of enemies rather than firing off on the first grunt you see.

Similar games on Stickman Dragon Fight

Stickman Fighter: Epic Battle carries the same name and a similar level-based structure, if this exact loop is what you are after. Iron Snout strips the idea down to one button — no movement, just punches, kicks and weapons caught out of the air against a nonstop stream of attackers. Thumb Fighter goes the other way entirely, a tap-timing duel between two thumbs rather than a full side-scrolling brawl.

It plays fine with on-screen buttons if you are on a phone or Chromebook, though a keyboard makes blocking on reaction and chaining hits a little easier. A single level runs a couple of minutes, so it suits a handful of short attempts more than one long sitting.