Stickman Empire

About Stickman Empire

Shadow warriors pour in from both sides, and your blade is all that stands between them and the throne. Combat in Stickman Empire is built on 3-hit combos, where every linked hit reaches further and hits harder, and on a dash that passes straight through attacks with invincibility frames. Combos charge the Ember gauge, and when it is full each weapon unleashes its own ultimate. The controls fit one thumb: tap to attack, drag to move, swipe up to jump and swipe fast to dash.

The campaign has 60 short levels in 6 chapters, up to 3 stars each, with a boss at the end of every chapter; clearing a chapter unlocks its Heroic version, with elite enemies and bosses that gain a second phase. Beyond it lie the Shadow Tower, an endless climb with a boss every 10 floors, Survival with endless waves, a Daily Trial that is the same for everyone, the Weekend Incursion and the Weekly Challenge. Five enemy types bring their own tactics, from the Shieldbearer who blocks from the front to the Shade who vanishes and strikes from behind, and elites carry one of 7 modifiers.

Six weapons, from the Knight's Sword to the Wizard's Wand, each have their own reach, speed, damage, critical chance and ultimate, plus 10 mastery tiers earned simply by fighting. The Forge turns coins into permanent upgrades across Vitality, Power, Swiftness, Fortune and Guard, 12 levels each. Fights play offline and scores sync to the live global leaderboards when you are back online. The game is free to play: ad breaks come only between sessions, never mid-fight, and purchases or the optional Empire Pass only speed things up or add looks, since every level, weapon and upgrade can be earned by playing.

Who it is for

Action fans who want quick, skill-based fights on a phone, and players who enjoy chasing combos, leaderboard ranks and steady upgrades.