Stick Merge

Drag two guns together and something better appears — that's the core loop driving Stick Merge. What starts as a modest pistol gradually becomes something absurd and satisfying through repeated combining, with each merged weapon hitting harder than anything before it.

The stick figures on the range don't stand much of a chance once your arsenal starts snowballing. There's a genuine pull to keep merging, keep upgrading, always chasing the next tier of firepower. Power-ups scattered throughout give the shooting segments extra bite.

It's the kind of game where five minutes quietly becomes thirty. The merging feels tactile, the progression feels rewarding, and watching your cobbled-together weapon tear through targets delivers exactly the payoff it promises.