$6.99Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 Your drawings come to life
You draw your own hero, tools and keys, then guide them through a hand-drawn storybook to rescue an inked-out friend.
Is Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 worth it?
Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 is worth it if…
- you like games where your own ideas, however silly, are the main mechanic
- you want something relaxing and funny to unwind with, no pressure, no fail states breathing down your neck
- you enjoy light puzzles that ask you to think without melting your brain
- you want a short, charming adventure you can finish in an evening or two
- you are looking for something to play with kids, or to hand to a kid who likes to draw
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Everything on the page is yours
Before the adventure starts, you draw the hero. A proper stickman works, but so does a fish, a pillow, or something with far too many eyes. The game animates whatever you make, so a lumpy hero wobbles and a careful one struts. The same goes for your tools: the sword, the pickaxe, the key, all drawn by you. If your art skills peak at "stick, stick, cucumber", the sketchbook has ready-made characters and items to pick from, and you can save unlimited drawings to use across the whole adventure. There is no eraser, so commit to your sausage-on-a-fork pickaxe with confidence.
Puzzles solved with pencils
The puzzles run on colored pencils, each with its own power. Green wakes trees to life, which clears away the deadly ink sludge blocking your path. White freezes water so you can walk across the ice. Grey draws wires that connect power sources to machines. New pencils for eggs and ice join along the way, and you choose pencil sizes and colors from a growing palette. The challenges build on each other as you go, and they ask for real thinking without ever turning punishing. You click to move and play at your own pace, which makes the whole thing feel calm rather than tense.
