Alternatively you can drag and hold which will cause the stickman to indefinitely walk in the direction of wherever your finger currently is, although this method is hard to steer and will still end with the hero getting stuck on the scenery a lot. To walk you simply tap where you want your stickman to go and he will try to walk there in an absolutely straight line, awkwardly getting stuck on each and every bit of scenery along the way. The controls for Draw a Stickman EPIC are divided into two areas: drawing and walking. This leaves your original stickman with no choice but to bravely venture forth and save his friend from the realm inside the evil tome, at which point the title screen comes up for the first time and – in a nice touch – reveals that the game’s full title is Draw a Stickman EPIC: The Search for X (where X is whatever name you decided to give your friend). His friend then promptly decides to explore a nearby evil looking book that just happened to be laying around, and of course the book returns the favor by sucking in the curious stick figure.
The epic adventure begins when you realize that your freshly minted stick figure is a bit lonely looking on that big piece of all paper all by himself, and so you immediately decide to draw the guy a friend.
Well – assuming you can draw a stickman – then Hitcents has an EPIC adventure in store for you involving magical pencils, hidden objects, branching level paths, and poorly executed hit boxes (more on that last part later on). Hey you, can you draw a stickman? That’s the very first question that developer Hitcents wants to know the answer to in their recently released Draw a Stickman EPIC ( out now, $0.99), the latest title in their Draw a Stickman series of iOS games.
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