Overview: Two players agree on a loadout — small, medium, and large stickmen — and both sides place the exact same set. Then you take turns aiming, folding, and finding out if you scored a hit. Every past shot stays marked on the board, so it plays out like a real game of strategy, not just luck.
- Objective
- Score more points than your opponent by landing hits on their stickmen before they land hits on yours.
- Players
- Exactly 2, passing one phone back and forth each turn.
- Setup
- Enter both names, agree on how many small, medium, and large stickmen to use, then each player drags their figures into place on their own board.
How a Turn Works
- Aim: tap anywhere on your side of the screen. Retap as many times as you like to move your aim before committing.
- Fold: tap Fold Paper. Your tap mirrors across onto your opponent's board, just like folding a real sheet of paper in half.
- Reveal: if it lands on a stickman, you score points for that zone and that stickman is retired — hitting it again scores nothing. If it lands on empty space, it's a miss.
- Repeat: pass the phone and swap roles. Every past shot and hit stays marked on both boards.
- Scoring
- Head is worth the most, followed by torso, then arms, then legs. Each stickman only pays out once — the first zone you hit on it is the one that counts.
- Winning
- The match ends once every stickman on both boards has been hit at least once. Whoever scored more points overall wins.
Tips
- Bigger stickmen are easier to land a hit on but score less per zone — smaller ones are a bigger gamble for a bigger payoff.
- Spread your figures out during placement. Clustering them makes it easier for your opponent to guess your layout after a few rounds.
- Watch the marks pile up on the board — past hits and misses are a real clue for where to aim next.