Stickman Falling is a simulation game developed by Skygo. Free-to-play, this game will have you control a stickman as he tries to fall off various platforms. The goal is to make him fall for as long as possible. The longer he falls, the higher your points.

Like other stickman games, Stickman Falling features physics-based animation, making the character fall like a ragdoll. Moreover, it comes with some props and vehicles that you can use to flung your stickman farther and garner more points. However, these props are too expensive. Even unlocking a new map will eat up your hard-earned coins.

How do you play this game?

Stickman Falling is a 2D casual game with the goal of flinging your stickman for as long as possible. This single-player title offers you a map that comes with 14 levels. Each stage will have different platforms where you will fling your stickman. As mentioned, you will be scored by how long your stickman falls. At the end of each trial, you will earn coins depending on your score.

You can then use your earned coins to unlock vehicles and props, which can help fling your character further and get higher points. As noted, however, each item costs thousands of coins. With this, you need to grind to get an item. Not only that, but you will also need coins to unlock the new map. Although, you can do so by earning a specific point in one try.

Playing the game is easy. You only need to tap and hold the Dismount button to dismount the stickman.  Be warned, though: There is not much variety in the gameplay. Sure, the props are a good addition, and the platforms vary. However, this does not stop the game from becoming repetitive. There are also no other modes offered. Moreover, like other stickman titles, the graphics are rather minimal.

Is the game worth playing?

Overall, Stickman Falling is a game you can pick up if you are looking for an entertaining time killer. It comes with a simple yet addictive physics gameplay, which can get you hooked immediately. However, there is not much variety to the game, making it repetitive over time. It also does not help that the title does not offer other modes aside from its single-player campaign.