Hello Gamers!
Today we are reviewing a game called Draw a
Stickman Epic 2.
This game is all about art and having fun. The
first thing you have to do is create your Stick Man. Creating your Stick man is
kind of like drawing a stick person in Paint. Once you’ve created your Stick
Man, you move through different worlds encountering different bosses. You have
to draw stuff along the way to defeat the bosses and help you progress through
the game, like trees, or connecting batteries via wire to machinery.
Later on you have the ability to draw weaponry for
your Stick Man, for example a pick axe or a sword. There are also special additions
that you can download from the game’s website once you progress to level 2.
Your ultimate goal is to defeat the evil Stick Man –
in order to find out how this Stick Man became evil, you’ll have to play the
game!
What I like about this game is the ability to make
your own creations. The levels aren’t too hard or too easy, meaning you can
move through the game quite quickly, so you really feel like you’ve achieved
something. There’s also some strategy in defeating the bosses, but not so much
that you have to overthink it.
Overall, this is a really fun digital art game. You
can also buy additional levels for around $1USD if you don’t want the fun to
end.
PARENT’S
PERSPECTIVE
The thing I like about this game is that it’s a
combo of creativity and strategy. The focus is on fine motor skill development
and creation. Watching gamerX play, I can see that the majority of the focus is
on creation and planning. There’s also only limited violence in this game (i.e.
you whack bosses with a sword to defeat them, but no blood and guts).
GAMERX
RATING
Overall, I give this game a rating of 3 out of 5 mega mushrooms, due to the graphics
not really being on par with games like Minecraft and Star Wars Battlefront.
Game On!
gamerX out
DRAW A STICKMAN EPIC 2 - 3 MEGA MUSHROOMS
Hello gamers! Welcome to gamers HUB the blog for gamers. Now I know this post is about 2 years late but I was thinking about doing a Switch review once I got my switch but the blog went down down hill! Back to the Switch. I got my switch about 10 moths ago and have enjoyed every bit of it from destroying trees in Stardew Valley to shooting squid in Splatoon. You can get enough but it does have its flaws like its TV station. The dock also can scratch your screen; in the first 6 months of owning it I got two scratches so I suggest getting a screen protector. Buying a hand held is very risky in a way; it can be very easy to damage and the screen can crack if you aren't careful. Also, I dont like that only Nintendo games were the only games at the time of release, but I've got to say Nintendo did do better than the Wii U this time. Maybe next time round Nintendo might consider crafting a screen out of material that is scratch resistant. Now I would like some big games like Fortnight of Pug G of Sea of Thieves but time will tell. I haven't forgotten about Labo and its cardniss 
