Stick Bang

Stick Bang was one of those simple, direct games you'd find during the Flash era. It didn't need a complex story or detailed graphics to pull you in. You were just there, a stick figure with a gun, dropped into a small arena with others just like you.

You control a stick figure using the arrow keys to run and jump across platforms. The mouse aims your weapon, and a left click fires. The goal is straightforward: be the last one standing by shooting all the other stick figures. Matches are quick and chaotic, with bullets flying and players scrambling for position. The difficulty comes from the constant movement and the need to lead your shots. It feels immediate and slightly frantic, a pure test of twitch reflexes in a minimalist world.