About This Game

Stick figures. Neon ink. Total chaos.

STICKSHOT: Comic War is a fast first-person shooter drawn like a comic book: bold colours, thick ink lines and stick fighters who fly, tumble and ragdoll when they get hit. Every fight looks like a panel from a comic - and almost everything in it can break.

Battle Royale on STICK ISLAND

• Up to 60 players in Solo, Duo or Squad - bots fill every empty slot, so matches start fast
  
• Jump from the plane and land anywhere on a 1.2 km island: SNIPER TOWERS, a high-rise city with long stairwells, flat sniper roofs, elevators and rooftop ziplines - plus a harbour, a neon market, a prison rock, a wonder park with a ferris wheel, a junkyard, a farm, a gas station and more
  
• Drive buggies, pickups and motorbikes - your squad rides along and shoots from the seats, wrecks burn and explode, and you can smash through fences and thin walls
  
• Zip down ziplines, take the glass lift to the sky deck, fell trees and hide behind them
  
• Loot glows by rarity: weapons, vests, helmets, bandages, medkits, armor plates and shield potions
  
• A shrinking zone, supply crates that pop open, death boxes full of your rivals' loot, knocks and revives
  
• Ride the S1 ring train around the whole island - hop on, fight in the carriages or watch out at the crossings - and storm the streets, square and bank of BANK TOWN

Tactical 5v5

• Plant or defuse the bomb on 12 hand-built maps with buy menu, economy, smokes, flashes, frags and molotovs
  
• Recoil patterns, headshots, wallbangs - hits land on the stick figure you actually see
  
• A kill feed that tells the story: no-scopes, shots through smoke, blind kills, airborne kills, roadkills

FUN MODES

ONLY KNIFE, ONLY UTILITY, ONLY PISTOL, ONLY SNIPER and ONLY BAT - five quick party modes on their own crazy maps, from a glass hive to a dirty neon back alley. Online with its own queue.

Play together

• Invite friends right in the game, accept invites and join a friend's squad - squad voice chat already works in the menu, while searching and while loading
  
• Proximity voice chat: everyone within 40 m hears you - enemies too. Bluff, beg, taunt or make a deal. Team radio stays on its own key
  
• Voice and text chat with your team or squad, a volume slider for every player, mute or report anyone, Steam word filter included
  
• Host migration: if the host leaves or loses connection, another player takes over and the match goes on
  
• Hit what you see: lag compensation rewinds targets to the moment you saw them - for every player, not just the host
  
• Spectate through your teammate's eyes with their weapon, scope, health and ammo - or switch to third person
  
• Hear where footsteps come from: enemy steps stand out, with a setting for headphones or speakers
  
• Mark waypoints and danger on the map - your squad sees them on the map, the minimap and the screen

For streamers

Create a PRIVATE MATCH, share the 6-character code and play with your viewers: Battle Royale with up to 60 players, 5v5 bomb or FUN MODES, with your own rules - bots, bot level, zone speed, rounds, friendly fire. Hide the code on stream, sort the teams and kick players from the lobby. Turn on proximity chat and let strangers make your clips. Private matches are hosted on your PC (the lobby shows the upload you need) and give no coins, XP or achievements.

Weapons that hit hard

• 14 guns from pistol to minigun, including an UZI, an M4, a sawed-off double barrel and an auto shotgun
  
• Melee: the knife, a katana with a charged super slash and a baseball bat whose home run sends enemies flying into walls
  
• Detailed comic weapon models with their own draw, reload and inspect animations - pull the pin, light the molotov

Break everything

• Shoot out lights, trigger alarms, burst pipes, shatter glass floors and facades
  
• Bullets punch holes in thin walls, rockets and grenades blast rooms open - floors, stairs and roofs come down
  
• Real ragdolls, wounds and splatter in RED or INK style - blood and gore can be reduced or turned off

Campaign

10 missions from an office tower to a boss fight, plus 3 arenas - against enemies that flank, take cover and call for help.

Fair cosmetics

Earn coins by playing. Spin the LUCKY SPIN or open the weekly crate for weapon skins, costumes, knives and dances. Skins change the look, never the stats. Nothing is sold for real money.

Made for you

Built for 144+ FPS, with graphics presets from LOW to ULTRA - the first start picks one that fits your PC. Fully rebindable keyboard and mouse. Full controller settings: aim assist, response curves, dead zones, four button layouts and button prompts for Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo and Steam Deck. Interface in 10 languages, a TV announcer and voiced team radio (in English). Optional on-screen sound indicators for deaf and hard-of-hearing players in Battle Royale. Found a bug? The REPORT A BUG button in the menu opens the Steam discussions and copies your system info.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Pre-generated: the game's code, its procedurally built 3D models, levels and effects, the synthesized in-game music, parts of the UI art, the store artwork and the store texts and translations (including the German interface) were created with the help of AI tools (Anthropic Claude) under the developer's direction and review. The menu music tracks were generated by the developer with Google Gemini. The voices (TV announcer and team radio) were generated with ElevenLabs text-to-speech from scripted lines selected by the developer. Sound effects are edited recordings from Kenney (CC0), Mixkit and the Sonniss GDC Game Audio Bundle. No AI content is generated live while playing.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Stylized comic violence against stick-figure characters: first-person shooting and explosions with red blood splats (adjustable: off, low or high) and ragdoll bodies. An optional GORE setting (off by default) lets extreme hits knock off limbs or heads. The cosmetic LUCKY SPIN and weekly crate use random rolls, but only with coins earned by playing - nothing is sold for real money. Online matches have text and voice chat between players (team or squad, 5v5 also all chat); chat can be turned off, players can be muted or reported, and text passes the Steam word filter.