Fit check
Is StickyBots worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy fast platform shooters with acrobatic movement
- Fans of competitive online action who want character switching during matches
- Solo players seeking a platform-shooter campaign alongside multiplayer
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slow, methodical platformer rather than frantic movement and combat
- Players who prefer a fixed character role instead of changing classes during fights
- Players looking for a primarily exploration-focused climbing game
Our take on StickyBots
Its movement system adds ceiling and wall traversal to platform shooting, but that focus leaves less room for slower exploration or fixed-role play. The frequent momentum changes and mid-fight class swaps make combat the central activity.
What is StickyBots?
StickyBots combines platform shooting with movement built around momentum and surface traversal.
Characters can run across walls and ceilings, bunny hop, rocket jump, and use falls to cross maps. Six character classes can be changed during combat, allowing different abilities within a single match. A launched fist can seize classes in midair, shove enemies, or collect the ball. The game includes competitive online multiplayer and a complete single-player campaign. Its action also draws on movement-focused platform shooters, with battles taking place from unusual angles as characters move across floors, walls, and ceilings. An original soundtrack accompanies the game.
How StickyBots plays
- 01Surface traversal
- Characters can move along walls and ceilings while using momentum-based movement techniques.
- 02Mid-fight class changes
- Six character classes are available, and the active class can be changed during combat.
- 03Launched fist
- The fist can pull classes from the air, knock back opponents, and retrieve the ball.
- 04Two play modes
- The game includes competitive online matches and a complete single-player campaign.
StickyBots compared to similar games
StickyBots combines competitive online shooting with wall and ceiling traversal, character changes during combat, and a single-player campaign. Abyssus also focuses on multiplayer shooting, but places it in a roguelite adventure with hand-crafted levels, brine-based weapons, and weapon modifications. Jusant is centered on climbing, stamina management, exploration, and a slower journey rather than shooting matches.
StickyBots: platforms & release
Is StickyBots worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy fast platform shooters with acrobatic movement. Skip it if: players seeking a slow, methodical platformer rather than frantic movement and combat.
Where can I download StickyBots?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens StickyBots's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is StickyBots on?
Windows and macOS.
