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Run
Stickman
3D
Kids
Crowd Stack Race 3D is one of those games that looks super simple at first glance, but once you start playing, it kind of sucks you in. The idea is straightforward - you start as a lone stick figure and collect more stickmen of the same color to form a running crowd. The more you collect, the bigger your team becomes, and the more satisfying it is to watch them trail behind you like a little marching army. But of course, it's not just about collecting - you also have to dodge spinning blades, avoid color-switch zones, and make sure you don't accidentally crash into obstacles that could wipe out your whole squad in one go. It's colorful, it's fast, and it's a little more addictive than I'd like to admit. The controls are super easy - just move left and right to guide your crowd - but things get tricky really fast. One moment you're cruising through, picking up teammates, and the next you've turned the wrong corner and smashed half your stack into a wall. What makes it fun is how quickly you have to adapt. Some sections force you to react in a split second - jump through a gate, dodge a trap, choose the correct platform before it's too late. And sometimes you have to deliberately lose a few people just to survive a narrow path. There's a light strategy element in figuring out when to grow your stack and when to play it safe. That balance, combined with how smooth the game runs in-browser, makes it a surprisingly tight little experience. What I liked most about Crowd Stack Race 3D is that it doesn't try to be more than it is. It gives you a simple mechanic, ramps up the speed and the stakes, and lets you go. No tutorials, no long menus - just straight into the action. It's the kind of game you can play on your coffee break, fail a few runs, laugh at yourself, and then keep trying because it looks like it should be easy... but somehow never quite is. And that's where the fun lives: in those little moments where you think you've got it, and then your whole stack gets launched into the void. It's light, silly, and just challenging enough to make you want to click "restart" one more time.
