Stickforge – the online multiplayer stickman game

Welcome to Stickforge, where the laws of physics are more like guidelines. If you’ve ever wanted to create your own stickman game and battle with custom weapons, items, enemies, or program an army of hostile rubber ducks, this is your moment.

From the creator of BattleStick, Stickforge cranks up the fun with full modding support. Design custom maps, stickman skins, weapons and items, NPCs, and scripts. Host your own server, invite friends (or total strangers), and unleash your creations in ways that would probably be illegal in real life.

What’s in the toolkit?

Official USA servers to play instantly with friends and NPCs. No need to be a modder.
A physics-based game where stickmen bounce, break, and occasionally explode.
All the weapons, maps and skins of BattleStick included (50 items/weapons/skins, 11 headgears, 27 stickman skins, +10 maps).
Gameplay of the golden crossbow
Free web online version available:
Full Steam Workshop support, so you can share your most original ideas with a custom mod uploader.
Dedicated server hosting, because sometimes you need your own creative kingdom with your own rules. Partnership with VeryGames to bring you the best dedicated server quality.

You can download for free and use "Tiled" editor to make Stickforge maps by Thorbjørn Lindeijer)

You can build everything you want

Whether you want to make a peaceful chatroom, build, battle, or just spawn an unreasonable number of arrows, Stickforge gives you the possibility to create your own stickman world.

For example, in the final version of Stickforge, you will be able to create your own open world game, and link maps together, to add NPC and boss fight. Even create multiplayer co-op raids.

Stickforge is the ultimate multiplayer 2D stickman sandbox game.

The creation of a new stickman skin is easy, grab your favorite drawing software (GIMP, Photoshop, Krita, ...), paint the body parts, and decide the name, rarity and price for your skin.

What's planned?

Stickforge has infinite potential as long as the core systems are there to support the community's creativity. Dungeons, PvE, Quests and even RPG. It's all possible.