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Xiao Xiao 6

Review

This stick-figure brawler demands quick reflexes to clear swarming enemies with mouse and melee attacks.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Perspective
Side view
Size
307.12 KB
Rating
0 votes

About Xiao Xiao 6

Xiao Xiao 6 was one of the later entries in a long-running series of Flash stick-figure animations and games. It came out during the peak of browser-based gaming, a time when you could find these simple, kinetic experiences on sites like Newgrounds. The series was known for its creator, Zhu Zhiqiang, who built a distinct style of martial arts action around a minimalist character.

You control a white stick figure navigating a series of combat scenarios. The moment-to-moment play involves moving through levels and engaging groups of enemy stick figures. Your main objective is to clear each stage by defeating all opponents, often leading to a boss fight. You use the mouse to aim and click to fire projectiles, like throwing knives or shurikens, and the space bar performs a rapid melee attack for close encounters. The pacing is fast, with enemies swarming from all sides, and the difficulty can spike quickly, demanding quick reflexes. It feels like directing a chaotic, improvised fight scene from a pencil-drawn action movie.