About Challenge Your Friends
This is a compilation rather than a single game. A menu of short ragdoll physics contests sits behind it, and each of them boils down to one button per person. The stickmen wobble on loose ragdoll joints, so even a clean-looking hit tends to end with both fighters folding over sideways.
Several of the modes also work alone against the machine, though the compilation is clearly happier with two people crowded round the same keyboard. There is a dare system layered on top, letting you agree in advance what the loser has to do.
How to play
Pick a mode from the grid, choose one player or two, then win the round. Each mini-game sets its own condition — knock the other stickman down, drag the table across the line, fill the bucket first. Rounds last seconds, so most sessions turn into a long best-of.
Controls
- Left player presses W. Right player presses the up arrow. That is the entire keyboard layout.
- Touchscreens split the display into two halves, one tap zone per side, which works on a tablet laid flat between two people.
Tips
- In the duelling modes, hold your shot rather than firing on sight — the recoil shoves your own stickman off balance.
- The tug-of-war mode rewards rhythm over speed. Steady alternating taps beat frantic ones.
- If you keep losing at one mini-game, switch the dare to something small before you commit to a long series.
