Stick Trinity

Stick Trinity was one of those games you'd find on a Flash portal in the late 2000s, a side-scrolling action title built for quick sessions. It featured three distinct characters you could select at the start, a warrior, an assassin, and a berserker, each offering a different approach to the game's challenges. The presentation was straightforward, with clean stick-figure animation against detailed backgrounds, a common and effective style for the era.

You control your chosen fighter through seven chapters, moving from left to right and cutting through waves of guards. The moment-to-moment play involves running, jumping, and using a basic attack combo. You can pick up different weapons like katanas, spears, or throwing daggers that temporarily replace your standard attack, adding some variety to the combat. The main objective is simply to reach the end of each stage, defeating everyone in your path. The pacing is fast, and the difficulty comes from the sheer number of enemies and occasional environmental hazards. It feels like a relentless, satisfying brawl where timing your strikes is the key to pushing forward.