Fit check
Is Stick to the Plan worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle players who enjoy planning routes around obstacles
- Casual players seeking level-based challenges with simple controls
- Players who want an animal-led adventure with illustrated story scenes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want puzzle systems beyond obstacle avoidance and stick manipulation
- Players who prefer fast-paced action over deliberate route planning
- Players seeking a game centered on combat, competition, or character progression
Our take on Stick to the Plan
The bounce point arrives when a route requires controlling the stick as well as Roberto’s movement. Players who do not want to rotate, pick up, and drop the object may hit a wall at the game’s central puzzle system.
What is Stick to the Plan?
Play as Roberto, a dog searching for the perfect stick in a puzzle adventure.
Each level requires plotting a route around obstacles while moving, rotating, picking up, and dropping the stick. The game includes about 70 levels across 5 distinct worlds, with individual challenges and surprises throughout. Three-dimensional environments, illustrated menus, and story vignettes accompany the puzzles. An environmental soundtrack runs alongside the journey, while accessibility options can outline Roberto and the sticks. The story follows Roberto’s quest and reveals the reason behind his search for a particular stick.
How Stick to the Plan plays
- 01Stick-based puzzles
- Players move, turn, collect, and leave the stick in different positions to solve each stage.
- 02About 70 levels
- The game presents roughly 70 stages, each with its own obstacles and surprises.
- 03Five game worlds
- The levels take place across 5 distinct three-dimensional environments.
- 04Accessibility outlines
- Optional outlines can mark Roberto and the sticks during play.
- 05Illustrated story scenes
- Vignettes reveal the reason behind Roberto’s search for the ideal stick.
Stick to the Plan compared to similar games
The Bridge also focuses on logic puzzles, but its main system changes gravity and perspective across impossible architecture. Stick to the Plan instead asks players to guide Roberto around obstacles while manipulating a stick across about 70 levels.
Stick to the Plan: platforms & release
Is Stick to the Plan worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle players who enjoy planning routes around obstacles. Skip it if: players who want puzzle systems beyond obstacle avoidance and stick manipulation.
Where can I download Stick to the Plan?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Stick to the Plan's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Stick to the Plan on?
Windows only.
