Battle of the red and blue agents

Experience the excitement of 2D stickman fights to the death with up to 31 different weapons available in Battle of the red and blue agents. With Singleplayer, Two Players, and Survival modes available, and dozens of unique maps, hours of fun await whether you enjoy playing solo or locally with a friend.

And while it’s going to take a couple of games to get used to the controls, once you do, they feel quite intuitive. In Singleplayer mode, you’ll compete against an AI at one of 9 available difficulties. Two Players is a 1v1 against a friend, and in Survival, you’ll attempt to slay as many AI stickmen before eventually perishing, alone, or teamed up with a mate.

How to play Battle of the red and blue agents

It’s kind of hard to wield the melee weapons accurately when they’re solely controlled by the left/right movements of the character. However, the developers made sure that the stickman’s hands always perform a sort of striking motion, so the hits are often landed almost automatically. 

The same goes for ranged weapons — wherever the character’s hands are pointing before a shot is fired will determine the projectile’s trajectory. You cast a protective bubble around your character, which also pushes away the nearby opponents, making it especially useful offensively on narrow platforms.

What are the controls for Battle of the red and blue agents?

Battle of the red and blue agents is playable on mobile and PC devices alike. However, the 2-player modes remain a PC browser exclusive.

With left/right inputs, the character moves and strikes in the desired direction. Holding the up control makes the character jump high up into the air, and holding the down control casts a protective bubble around it.

Tap, hold, and drag to use the virtual joystick on mobile, or use the arrow/WASD keys as Player1/Player2 while playing on a PC.

Features

• Exciting 2D stickman arcade platform battles
• Dozens of maps and 31 unique weapons to try out
• Singleplayer, Two Players, and Survival game modes