Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2

Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 for PC, AND and etc. is a continuation of the unusual adventure published in 2013, in which your success depends on your creativity and the skills in using the magic pencil that allows you to materialise drawn items. Just as the warmly-received original, the production is developed by the Chinese-American studio Hitcents responsible for a humorous real-time strategy Battlepillars.

Plot

Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 offers a completely new story and new heroes which, before the game kicks off, players need to draw and name. Once the heroes are created, they find themselves in a magical book – a cartoon world invaded by a mysterious evil. Your objective is to help the world’s inhabitants in fighting the threat and preventing your companion from joining the dark side.

Mechanics

The game’s mechanics are similar to those in the original title. During gameplay, you face a number of different puzzles and opponents, such as goblins, dreadful frogs, fire-breathing dragons, and huge bosses. To succeed, you have to use the magic pencils of different colours and sizes, with which you draw various items that come in handy while solving puzzles and during numerous arcade sequences. So, if you need a pickaxe, just sketch it and grind rocks with it, or if you are in need of a sword, draw it and use it for crushing your enemies. There is not a one, proper solution – the title gives players ample scope for creativity. Moreover, if compared to the first instalment, Draw a Stickman 2: EPIC offers a larger number of pencils, which translates into more possibilities.

Game modes

Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 published on PC, AND and etc. features only a single-player mode. The authors introduced a brand new feature for sharing items you draw with other players, so you can use their creativity in your own journey.

Technical aspects

Draw a Stickman: EPIC 2 is kept in the same style as the previous instalment, but the production looks much better. One of the undoubted highlight of the game is the fact that apart from the locations prepared by the developer, many of the world’s elements are created by the players themselves.

Last updated on 16 January 2018