Supreme Duelist Stickman

If you’ve ever drawn two stickmen whacking each other with swords in the margins of your math notebook, Supreme Duelist Stickman is that chaos given life, and then some. Equal parts absurd and addictive, this 2D brawler turns rubbery ragdoll physics into its main event, delivering a whirlwind of flailing limbs, ridiculous weapons, and moments of unscripted brilliance.

This isn’t just about flinging swords and hoping for the best (though, that works too). The game lets you mix it up with a surprising buffet of modes, like a football mini-game that plays like Rocket League on five energy drinks, or a Boss Fight Tournament that drops you into David-vs-Goliath scenarios with a squishy twist. Whether you’re going solo or throwing down in same-device duels with friends, it’s as much about the laughs as it is the wins.

The game’s map editor and skin customizer are deceptively deep, offering a chance to turn your little noodle-armed fighter into a warrior of questionable fashion sense, but undeniable flair. Combine that with tight, punchy controls and physics that make every hit feel earned (or hilariously accidental), and you’ve got a party game masquerading as a casual mobile fighter.

Supreme Duelist Stickman doesn’t pretend to be more than it is, a silly, scrappy, slapstick brawler that lets you bonk your best friend into orbit with a frying pan. And honestly? That’s what makes it great.

Relive the 2019 nostalgia, bring a buddy, and prepare to yell “I meant to do that!” every five seconds.