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Stick It to the Stickman
A funny ragdoll brawler where an office worker fights up to CEO, alone or with a friend on one PC.
Local co-op for 2 players.
- 2 on one screen
Where to buy
Playing together
- Online co-opNo
- Local co-op2 playersScreen type not confirmed
- Not confirmedFriends on different platforms, such as PC and PlayStation, can play together.
- YesA friend can join or leave while you are already playing, without starting over.
- Not confirmedFriends play free with a Friend's Pass or similar.
- Steam DeckVerifiedValve's own rating
About the game
You play a stickman office worker who wants the CEO's job. Each run is a string of brawls where you punch and kick rivals into floppy ragdoll flight, and a run ends with a boss on the rooftop. It is a roguelite, so you pick and upgrade moves as you go, and new characters and game modes unlock as you play. The tone is silly and satirical.
A second player can join on the same PC once the opening prologue is done. You share the same run, enemies and upgrades, and you can revive each other. There is no online or LAN play. Two controllers are the easy way to play, since sharing a keyboard feels cramped.
Play is mostly mashing buttons and watching things fly apart, so it suits two people in the same room who want something silly.
How it feels
Kind of game
You play on the same side through shared levels, matches, missions or jobs. Progress comes from combining your actions toward the same objective.
- At its heart
- Now and then
- Story
- Working in sync
- Time to hang out
- Jumping and climbing
- Getting better
- Planning ahead
- Sessions
- Repeatable runs
- About
- Everyday work
Rated on our own feel scale. 7 sources back these ratings.
Screenshots
From the Steam store page. Open one to see it full size.
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What they share
- Kind of game
- Shared team objectives
- Notable in both
- Laughter and chaos, Tension and danger, Unlocks and progress
- Core to both
- Fighting
- Sessions
- Repeatable runs
- Co-op
- Local co-op
How Road Redemption differs
- Less slapstick than Stick It to the Stickman
- Fits a bigger group than Stick It to the Stickman
- 4 split-screen
Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both get loud and silly when plans go wrong. Both have a lot of fighting side by side.
But less slapstick than Stick It to the Stickman.
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What they share
- Kind of game
- Shared team objectives
- Notable in both
- Laughter and chaos, Tension and danger, Fighting
- Sessions
- Repeatable runs
- Co-op
- Local co-op
How Death Road to Canada differs
- Less slapstick than Stick It to the Stickman
- More exploring than Stick It to the Stickman
- Fits a bigger group than Stick It to the Stickman
- 4 shared-screen
Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both play in runs or missions you repeat. Both have local co-op.
But less slapstick than Stick It to the Stickman.
Wizard of Legend
Why it scores 71%
What they share
- Kind of game
- Shared team objectives
- Core to both
- Fighting
- Sessions
- Repeatable runs
- Notable in both
- Tension and danger, Unlocks and progress
- Co-op
- Local co-op for 2 players
How Wizard of Legend differs
- Calmer and less chaotic than Stick It to the Stickman
- Less slapstick than Stick It to the Stickman
- More exploring than Stick It to the Stickman
- Harder to master than Stick It to the Stickman
- 2 shared-screen
Both give your team shared objectives to work through together. Both have local co-op for 2 players. Both have a lot of fighting side by side.
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All co-op facts
Last checked 28 October 2026. The small numbers link to the page that states each fact.
Co-op
- Most players online
- Does not apply
- Fewest players online
- Does not apply
- Split or shared screen
- Not confirmed
- Separate-device co-op
- Not confirmed
- Most players on separate devices
- Not confirmed
- Free base co-op
- No
The checked computer base game has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
- 1
- Confirmed free setups
- Does not apply
- Crossplay
- Not confirmed
- Crossplay between
- Not confirmed
- Only one of you needs to buy it
- Not confirmed
- Voice chat by distance
- Not confirmed
Sources
14 pages
store.steampowered.comStore page, read 28 October 2026
Backs Local co-op, Free base co-op, Sessions, Fighting, Jumping and climbing.
- Local co-op: Features list Shared/Split Screen Co-op, and the store text offers co-op with friends.
- Free base co-op: The checked computer base game has a paid base-game access model. Demos, trials, guest passes, platform sharing and temporary grants do not establish ongoing free base co-op.
- Sessions: User tags include Roguelike.
- Fighting: User tags include Beat 'em up, Combat and Hack and Slash.
- Jumping and climbing: User tags include Platformer and 2D Platformer.
store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026
Backs Steam app ID, Online co-op, Release status, Release date, Platforms.
- Steam app ID: Steam identifies the game as app 2085540.
- Online co-op: Steam categories include Co-op and Shared/Split Screen Co-op but no Online Co-op.
- Release status: Steam shows the game as released, with no Early Access genre.
- Release date: Steam shows Sep 23, 2026, the full release. The store page also lists Early Access starting 18 Aug 2025.
- Platforms: Steam lists Windows and Mac builds and no Linux build.
store.steampowered.comStore data, read 28 October 2026
Backs Steam Deck.
- Steam Deck: Valve rates the game Verified on Steam Deck.
store.steampowered.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026
Backs Release status, Release date.
- Release status: Free Lives' post of 2026-09-23 says the game launches into 1.0 that day.
- Release date: The 1.0 launch is 2026-09-23. Early Access began 2025-08-18, so the full release date is used.
store.steampowered.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026
Backs Local co-op, Most players on one screen.
- Local co-op: Patch notes of 2026-10-13 say the Shareholder Dance scene now works with 2 players.
- Most players on one screen: The same patch notes speak only of 2 players. No maker page states a cap in so many words, and no source names more than 2.
store.steampowered.comOfficial news, read 28 October 2026
Backs Most players on one screen.
- Most players on one screen: The post of 2025-12-04 says Level Builder levels were not available for 2 players then, so not every mode has co-op.
wikidata.orgWikidata, read 28 October 2026
Backs Wikidata item, Genres, Release date, Platforms.
- Genres: P136 lists action game, platform game and beat 'em up. The schema has no beat 'em up genre.
- Release date: P577 has 2025-08-18 as early access and 2026-09-23 as the full release.
- Platforms: P400 lists Windows and macOS.
freelives.netOfficial site, read 28 October 2026
Backs Sessions, About, Unlocks and progress, Planning ahead, Genres.
- Sessions: The maker calls it a rogue-lite.
- About: The maker's page has you fight up the corporate ladder to raise shareholder value. No theme in the vocabulary names an office satire, so everyday_work is the nearest fit.
- Unlocks and progress: The maker says you unlock new workers and game modes.
- Planning ahead: The maker says you assemble combat portfolios.
- Genres: The maker calls it a rogue-lite physics brawler.
freelives.netOfficial site, read 28 October 2026
Backs Platforms, Genres.
- Platforms: The fact sheet lists Windows and Mac. Its release line says 2023, which is wrong for the Steam game, so it is not used for dates.
- Genres: The maker calls it a roguelike brawler, and the fact sheet lists the genre as a fighting game.
gamerblurb.comPress, read 28 October 2026
Backs Online co-op, Local co-op, Most players on one screen, Friends can join mid-game, Kind of game, Working in sync.
- Online co-op: Guide dated Aug 28, year not shown, says co-op is local only, with no online, LAN or mixed play.
- Local co-op: Guide describes co-op on the same PC. It calls it a shared screen, while Steam shows a combined Shared/Split Screen label, so local_screen is left out.
- Most players on one screen: Guide says co-op supports 2 players. It is a press source, but the maker's posts agree.
- Friends can join mid-game: Guide says a second player can join after the prologue. Notebookcheck says the same. No maker statement found.
- Kind of game: Guide says both players share the same run, enemies and upgrades, so you fight on the same side.
- Working in sync: Guide says the players share the run and can revive each other. No source describes split roles.
notebookcheck.netPress, read 28 October 2026
Backs Local co-op, Friends can join mid-game, Sessions, About.
- Local co-op: Article from 2025-08-21 says the game offers local co-op next to solo play.
- Friends can join mid-game: Says a second player can jump in at any time.
- Sessions: Describes roguelike mechanics that make each run different.
- About: Calls the setting a satirical office nightmare.
thesixthaxis.comPress, read 28 October 2026
Backs Online co-op, Local co-op, Laughter and chaos, Physical comedy, Story, Unlocks and progress, Planning ahead.
- Online co-op: Review from 2026-09-21 names the lack of online co-op as its only issue.
- Local co-op: Calls it a blast with a friend in the same room.
- Laughter and chaos: Calls it genuinely funny, with jokes throughout and ragdoll brawling.
- Physical comedy: Everything is a stickman ragdoll, with wobbly animations in the fights.
- Story: Says any story is just a vehicle for the fun.
- Unlocks and progress: Notes a steady stream of upgrades and unlocks the longer you play.
- Planning ahead: Praises building combos by picking and upgrading moves.
gaming.netPress, read 28 October 2026
Backs Laughter and chaos, Physical comedy, Time to hang out, Getting better.
- Laughter and chaos: Review updated 2026-10-15 describes absurd, chaotic action.
- Physical comedy: Says the floppy ragdoll physics are central to the fun.
- Time to hang out: Says much of the fun is pressing buttons without thinking. No source describes chatting while playing, so 1 is the cautious rating.
- Getting better: Says the core is mostly button mashing and much of the depth is optional.
insider-gaming.comPress, read 28 October 2026
Backs Sessions, Tension and danger, Fighting.
- Sessions: Article of 2026-09-23 says each run ends with a boss on a building rooftop.
- Tension and danger: Describes waves of enemies and a boss at the end of each run, which gives regular pressure.
- Fighting: Describes fighting through waves of enemies and gaining abilities during a run.