Stickman Jump

A stickman that never slows down is the whole joke here - Stickman Jump straps you to a sprinting little guy and dares you to keep him on his feet. One tap, one jump, one gap that's just slightly wider than you thought.

You control the character as he sprints full speed across platforms, timing every jump so he clears the obstacles instead of faceplanting into them. The controls stay simple the whole way through, but the game keeps raising the stakes - the further you get, the tighter the timing windows get.

It's minimalist in look but sharp in feel, the kind of game that rewards focus over flashy moves. If Stickman Jump has you hooked on precision timing, Stickman Hook scratches a similar itch with its own swinging twist, and Deadly Descent is worth a look if you want another test of nerve and reflex.

Plays free right in your browser, no download needed, on desktop or mobile - so there's nothing standing between you and finding out how far you actually get.

Get your stickman as far as possible without falling into a gap or slamming into an obstacle. Tap to make him jump; time it wrong and the run ends right there.

Each level ramps up the difficulty, so platforms get trickier to read and gaps get less forgiving the further you push. There's no separate button for anything else - just the tap, and your sense of timing.

Watch the platform edges, not your stickman - your eyes need to be a beat ahead of your thumb. Small, well-timed taps beat panicked mashing every time.