Play Stick Hero free in your browser. Hold to grow a stick from your pillar, release to drop it as a bridge to the next pillar, land on the red dot for a perfect.
Press and hold anywhere (or Space) to grow the stick. Release to drop it across the gap. Land on the red dot for a perfect bonus.
Stick Hero is one of those games that does so much with so little. There is one pillar in front of you, one beyond it, and a gap in between. You hold the screen to grow a stick from your feet, you let go, and the stick falls forward as a bridge — your only job is to make it land. The whole game lives in that single decision of when to release.
Press and hold and the stick grows fast, straight up out of your pillar. Release and it tips over and slams down across the gap. Land short and your little hero walks off the end into thin air. Land long and you overshoot the next pillar and fall on the far side. Land anywhere on top of the next pillar and you walk across, the world scrolls, and a new pillar is generated further out. Land dead-centre on the bright red square and it counts as a perfect — two points instead of one.
It looks easy at first. The pillars are fat and the gaps are short. But every pillar you clear the game leans on you a little harder — pillars shrink, gaps stretch, and the timing window collapses. Soon you are holding for a fraction of a second longer than feels safe, watching the stick rear up against the sky, and praying when you finally let it go.
A one-tap arcade game where you grow a stick from your pillar by holding the screen, then release to drop it as a bridge to the next pillar. Land on the pillar to score, land in the gap and the run is over.
Aim for the small red square in the middle of the upcoming pillar. If the tip of your stick lands inside it, you score two points instead of one and trigger a bright chime.
Either the stick was too short — its tip never reached the next pillar and the hero walked off into the gap — or the stick was too long and the hero walked past the next pillar onto thin air.
Yes. Pillars get narrower and gaps wider as your score climbs, peaking around a score of 30. After that the variety stays the same but the timing window stays tight.
Yes, your best score is stored in your browser's local storage on this device. Clearing site data will reset it.
Yes — Stick Hero is built mobile-first. Touch and hold anywhere on the playing field to grow the stick, lift your finger to drop it. Portrait orientation, one-thumb play.