Stick It to the Stickman

不错的游戏 不过有时候会卡进墙里

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[h3] was very intrigued ever since the demo.[/h3] I find the combat system to be very unique where you swap automatically to your next move. As you progress, you will unlock other "employee types" which come with their own preset moves (and a chance to find those same moves as you upgrade throughout an entire run.) While the comedic associations to real life millionaires and billionaires were hilarious (in my opinion.) ([u][b]WARNING![/b] Read any more now, and your gonna go through recap-land![/u] (If you want to know the history of the game.)) However, then came the long long long wait for the game to finally release, which happened in 2025, only to realize that it hardly added any other content (compared to the full-release-game-like demo.) "But don't worry!" the developers said, "We're gonna give you TONS more content with question-mark boxes and BIG promises!" they didn't realize but they just tried to take a big bite from a [b]50-pound whopper[/b] and unfortunately (but inevitably) failed. so they vetoed a lot of their promises and are going straight to 1.0 with 2-3 big updates (a number much smaller compared to what they promised (in game)) this quickly led to some angry customers. In the future however, some of the updates vetoed [i]might[/i] come as promised. (recap ended, whew!) in the end, it's a really fun game overall, however i would rather see if they release more updates than planned (but it doesn't seem likely) but if current gameplay make you happy then i would gladly recommend it.

The Demo is fun enough that I bought the game, but it is deceptive. It seems to run an older build with outdated progression and unlocks (which is fine) but the demo ran at a clean ~240 fps with zero issues. Lo and behold I buy the game without changing anything in the same play session and on the same settings, and the full game itself runs at a ROUGH and very uneven ~80 fps with huge stutters, lags, and hitches that impact gameplay to a frustrating degree. losing all the progress from the demo didn't feel super fun either but I was willing to look past that until I realized that the game is barely even playable in this state, and I come away with this feeling like I got bait-and-switched. I understand EA hiccups but when the demo actively misrepresents the game you are charging money for it feels grimy. I'll change this review if the game becomes playable before the refund window ends EDIT: saw a dev comment in the discussion forums that the plan to fix this problem is planned for after launch, so I cannot recommend this game

Employed Uncle: Love it!

frankly incredible game, made me laugh multiple times and the mechanics are super fun and unique. only one problem with the game, there is a performance problem when there are lots of enemies loaded