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Stickman
Shooting
Action
Boys
Day 17. Ammo's running low. The alien drones are getting faster, and I swear the last wave of soldiers had rocket launchers. Welcome to Stickman Shooter 2, where there's no diplomacy, no negotiations - just you, your base, and an ever-growing mob of enemies that seem to have made "destroy the fort" their full-time job. The green fields? Burnt to ash. The skies? Blood orange. You're not here for sightseeing - you're here to survive. And survival in this game means relentless clicking, upgrading your weapons, and praying your turret doesn't overheat during wave 12. The gameplay is fast, aggressive, and surprisingly addictive. Enemies come in waves, from both the sky and the ground, and they don't take turns politely lining up for you. You control a mounted gun (or several, as you upgrade), aiming and blasting anything that moves toward your base. It starts simple: a few foot soldiers, maybe a clunky robot. Then it escalates. Alien ships, tank-like monstrosities, elite troops that take multiple hits to drop. Between waves, you get brief moments to spend your hard-earned coins - earned through pure grit and pixelated bloodshed - on stronger weapons, better armor, or automated defenses. And trust me, you'll need all of them. Because no matter how strong you feel after a successful round, the next wave always feels like it's out for revenge. What makes Stickman Shooter 2 stand out isn't some deep story or flashy visuals - it's the rhythm. The desperate back-and-forth between offense and defense. The satisfaction of placing a laser cannon just in time. The joy of mowing down a particularly nasty group of enemies with an upgraded flamethrower. And yes, the panic when you realize your base is one hit away from collapsing and you're out of coins. It's that tension that keeps you hooked. Every round feels like a gamble. You lose? You restart with a new strategy. You win? You feel like a tactical genius. It's pure stickman chaos - and for a game that's essentially wave after wave of base defense, it's a blast. So grab your helmet, load your turret, and remember: the aliens may be relentless, but so are you.
