Super Count Masters

Drag your stickman through multiplying gates and turn a tiny crew into an unstoppable mob that flattens every rival in sight.

Super Count Masters is what happens when you take the crowd-running formula, strip away the tutorials, and let the chaos speak for itself. You control a lone blue stickman at first—just you, a few pals, and a long road full of gates that either multiply your crew or chop it in half. The mouse or touchscreen moves you left and right, and that's all you need. I lost my first run because I got greedy and tried to thread between two red gates, only to watch my army shrink from forty to six. That's the real lesson: greed kills. The magic is in the physics-lite mob behavior. Your stickmen don't just follow—they bunch, shove, and tumble over each other when you corner too hard. Smashing through a wall of tiny stickmen with a 100-strong crowd feels like popping bubble wrap. The obstacles escalate quickly: spinning blades, moving spikes, and rival crowds that wait at the end of each level to absorb or obliterate your numbers. You'll need to judge whether that +20 gate is worth the risk of the -15 trap right behind it. I once banked 80 stickmen, then watched a single poorly timed swipe send half of them flying off a ramp into the void. No checkpoint, no mercy. The end-of-level boss fights are the payoff. You'll square off against a giant stickman or a rival horde, and the only strategy is to have more bodies than them—or better positioning. It's simple, but the tension of watching your final count tick down as the crowd collides is weirdly gripping. This is a game you can finish in fifteen minutes, but the score-chasing loop (survive with 200+ stickmen? good luck) kept me restarting. Super Count Masters doesn't pretend to be deep. It's a loud, messy, one-thumb adrenaline hit, and honestly? That's enough.

PC controls: Play with the mouse move the stickman with the mouse Touch controls: Tap on the screen to move the stickman

- Aim for the blue multiplication gates early, but don't sacrifice your whole crowd for one big number. - Watch the direction of spinning blades—they telegraph their sweep, so time your swipe between rotations. - Save your biggest crowd for the final boss; a horde of 50 can beat a rival 60 if you flank them. - Avoid red gates at all costs unless you have a huge surplus, because the subtraction scales with your count. - On mobile, use short quick taps instead of long drags to keep your stickmen from overshooting turns. - Restart the level if you drop below 15 before the halfway mark—the end traps get brutal.

Q: Is Super Count Masters free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free in your browser with no paywalls or hidden fees. Q: Can I play Super Count Masters on my phone? A: Absolutely, the touch controls work great on mobile and tablet devices. Q: Do I need to download anything to start playing? A: No download needed—just open the game page and it runs instantly in your browser. Q: How do I control the stickman crowd? A: Use your mouse to move left and right on PC, or tap and drag on a touch screen. Q: What happens if all my stickmen are wiped out? A: The level fails and you restart from the beginning, keeping only your high score from that run. Q: Are there different levels or just one endless run? A: Super Count Masters has multiple levels, each ending with a boss fight and a new obstacle layout.