The Spear Stickman

I recently gave The Spear Stickman a try, intrigued by its simple premise: obliterate opponents before their arrows hit you. While the controls are straightforward, aiming can be tricky, and at times, frustrating. It seems many players, myself included, have experienced issues with hitting opponents positioned low on the screen. Despite accumulating a respectable apple count, the game’s challenge stems not solely from enemy assaults but also from its inherent design limitations. The inability to vary shot power or angle steeply downwards adds an arbitrary difficulty. Moreover, sudden deaths without witnessing the opponent's attack add to the annoyance rather than the challenge. On the upside, the game's addictive nature and polished mechanics keep me coming back for more, as frustrating as it can be. If you're looking for a similar thrill with perhaps less vexation, you might like to try Stickman Archer 2. Overall, The Spear Stickman can be both amusing and aggravating, a mixed bag that demands patience and a steady hand.