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Stickman Army: The Defenders is a base-defense strategy game — no aiming, no reflexes, just working out where to put your line before the next wave hits. The White House is under attack from waves of enemy stickmen, and it's on you to place gunmen along the approach and hold the ground.
Each wave forces the same question: where do your positions actually cover the enemy's path, and where are the gaps? Gunmen you place well can chew through an advance on their own, but resources are limited, so a position wasted on empty ground is a position the next wave will walk straight through. When things get tight, you can call in air support for extra supplies rather than just hoping your existing line holds.
Controls
Mouse only — click to place your gunmen and navigate the menus. There's nothing else to learn.
Tips
- Cover the path, not just the base. Gunmen placed right on the enemy's route do far more work than ones clustered around your own front door.
- Don't spend everything on the first wave. Later waves hit harder, and a defense with nothing left to reinforce it is a defense that eventually breaks.
- Save air support for when a gap actually opens, rather than using it early just because it's available.
A good fit if you want short, thinky defense rounds you can replay and place differently each time, rather than a twitchy shooter.
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