Stick Man Hook: release toward the next hook or bounce pad
Holding attaches a rope and releasing converts the swing into a flight. The release direction matters more than the amount of time spent hanging. Look for the next hook or bounce platform before letting go so the flight has a clear destination.
Controls
Tap and Hold: Shoot the rope and attach to a hook to start swinging. Release: Detach the rope to launch your character through the air.
Release toward the next hook or bounce pad
Playing Stick Man Hook is an exhilarating test of timing and momentum. The goal of each level is to safely guide your stickman character from the starting point to the black-and-white checkered finish line without falling off the screen.
As the level begins, your character will automatically fall or move forward. You will see several circular anchor points (hooks) scattered throughout the air. Tap and hold the screen to shoot a grapple line and attach yourself to the nearest hook. While holding the screen, your stickman will continuously swing around that anchor point based on realistic physics and momentum.
To move forward, you must release your finger at the precise moment your character is swinging toward the right direction. Letting go will detach the rope, launching your stickman through the air. You must then quickly tap and hold again to attach to the next hook before you fall into the void.
Many levels also feature bouncy platforms. You don't always need to hook; sometimes, dropping onto these platforms will bounce you perfectly toward your next target. String together combinations of hooks, swings, and bounces to build incredible speed. If you miss a hook or lose your momentum and fall off the bottom of the screen, you will have to restart the level. Keep practicing your timing to clear all the stages!
Physics-Based Swinging
Master realistic momentum and gravity to swing smoothly from hook to hook across dynamic levels.
Reach the checkered finish without falling off the course
Release while the swing points toward the next useful anchor. Use bounce platforms when they provide a safer route than another hook.
Releasing on the backward part of a swing sends the character away from the next hook. Staying attached indefinitely does not carry the character through the level.
This guide is based on the supplied game instructions.
Questions about Stick Man Hook
Why does my stickman fall backward when I release?
You are releasing the screen at the wrong point in the swing arc. Make sure to let go when your character's momentum is carrying them forward, not backward.
Do I have to use every single hook in a level?
No! You can skip hooks if you build up enough speed and momentum to fly past them and reach the next safe point or the finish line.
Something not working?
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