Troll Stick Face Escape

Grab a friend and double-jump your way through a troll-infested stick figure prison before the walls close in.

Troll Stick Face Escape is a local co-op platformer that throws two stick figures into a maze of narrow ledges, moving blocks, and grinning obstacles. One of you drives with WASD, the other takes the arrows, and both have a double jump that feels floaty enough to save you from bad spacing but tight enough that you'll still eat it if you panic. The real hook is communication — you can't just yolo ahead because some doors only open when both players stand on paired switches, and one wrong jump dumps you both back to the start of the section. I spent a good twenty minutes stuck on a section where one player has to bounce off a spring while the other times a moving platform. My buddy kept double-jumping too early and sailing into a pit of troll faces. The respawn is quick, mercifully, but the laughter that follows is half the fun. It's not a precision nightmare like some stickman platformers — the hitboxes are forgiving enough that you'll blame yourself, not the game. Mobile touch controls work surprisingly well if you don't have a keyboard, though I wouldn't play it on a phone with a friend on the bus. Two sets of thumbs on one screen gets crowded fast. For a quick browser game, it's got solid level design and a goofy charm that makes it perfect for a lunch break or a discord call where you're both supposed to be working.

*Move to WASD + Arrow Keys *Double Jump available *Mobile Touch Control

Coordinate the double jump: one player goes first to trigger platforms, the other follows a beat later. Don't both stand on switches at the same time if a platform resets; stagger your steps. Use the double jump's second jump late in the arc to correct your landing. On mobile, plug in a controller or use separate sides of the screen to avoid thumb collisions. Some troll faces are fake platforms — watch for the ones that wiggle before you commit. If a section feels impossible, check if your partner can bounce you to a higher ledge you couldn't reach alone.

Q: Is Troll Stick Face Escape free to play? A: Yes, it runs free in your browser with no payment wall or download. Q: Can I play Troll Stick Face Escape on mobile? A: Yes, it has touch controls, but two players sharing one phone screen gets cramped fast. Q: Do I need to download anything to play? A: No download needed. It's an HTML5 game that runs directly in your web browser. Q: Can I play Troll Stick Face Escape by myself? A: It's designed for two players, but you can technically control both characters if you're coordinated. Q: What are the controls for the second player? A: Player two uses the arrow keys, while player one uses WASD. Both can double jump. Q: Does Troll Stick Face Escape save my progress? A: No, it's a single-session browser game. Refresh the page and you start over.