Sky Stick

The first jump feels light. The second asks for focus. By the third gap, Sky Stick has your full attention.

This is a Runner that stays honest about its pace. It starts readable, then tightens quickly, pushing timing over speed. Platforms drift just far enough apart to punish rushed jumps, but never feel unfair. That balance makes retries easy to accept.

As an Arcade game with Hypercasual structure, progress comes from rhythm. You learn how long to hold the jump, when to commit, and when to stay grounded. The Stickman movement feels clean, closer to Run Giant 3D than chaotic games like Fall Boys : Ultimate Knockout. There is also a calm, vertical tension similar to Extreme Balancer 3D, especially when gaps stack back to back.

Visually, the Sky setting keeps distractions low. Clear edges. Open space. You see mistakes coming. Short runs work well, but chasing a clean streak pulls you back. Each solid landing feels earned, not handed to you.