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Stickman Climb 2 is a physics platformer where you swing a hammer to climb tricky levels and dodge saws. Play it free in your browser, no download.
Stickman Climb 2 is a cartoon-style platformer built around one awkward idea: your stickman climbs with a hammer. Instead of running and jumping, you swing the tool to catch ledges and pull yourself upward through a level, while spinning saws and other hazards punish sloppy swings. It is a game about patience and momentum rather than reflexes.
That makes it a different kind of climb from the headline game here. Doodle Jump has you bounce upward almost automatically and steer left and right; here every metre of height is something you earn with aimed movement. If you enjoy the "just one more try" feel of a tricky ascent, it fits neatly alongside the other jumpers on Doodle Jump. It runs in the browser with nothing to install.
Use the arrow keys or WASD to move, and the mouse to aim and select. On a phone, you tap and swipe instead. The mouse aim matters because the hammer is your main way of reaching anything: you point it at a surface and use it to hook, push or swing yourself onwards. Each level asks you to reach a higher point while avoiding the saws, and points can be collected along the way.
A typical attempt goes like this: look at the next ledge, work out where the hammer can bite, make a small controlled swing, then stop and re-plan before the next one. Rushing usually ends with the stickman swinging into a hazard and restarting the section.
Ovo 2 and OvO game are precision platformers where you run and jump rather than swing, so they suit players who want faster, twitchier movement. Bird Jumper is a lighter, quicker vertical game, and Hoppenhelm leans toward adventure platforming. Helix Jump is another climb-or-descend challenge, but it only needs timing and one hand.
Stickman Climb 2 suits patient players, ideally on a desktop with a mouse, where the aiming is easiest. Sessions are short enough to fit a break, but expect to retry sections a few times.
Use the arrow keys or WASD to move and the mouse to aim and select. On a phone, tap and swipe.
You climb each level using a hammer, avoid hazards such as saws, and can collect points on the way.
Yes. It runs in your browser on doodlejump.io with no download or account.
Yes, touch controls use tap and swipe, though a mouse makes aiming easier on desktop.
