The graphics are obviously stickman themed and you're not expected or required to draw anything beyond that. Very basic - but that's the pointĭraw a Stickman: EPIC isn't going to win any prizes for graphics but with a name like Draw a Stickman: EPIC, that's not the point. It would have been better if there was some kind of quality threshold to pass because otherwise you can just scribble anything and continue. Even if you're attempts at drawing are really bad, there's no kind of penalty or grading of your dubious artwork. In fact, it's a bit too easy to progress in Draw a Stickman: EPIC. However, we're talking about stickman graphics here and you're not required to draw a masterpiece - as long as it basically resembles the object you have to draw, you can move on. Not easy to draw accurately - but it doesn't matterĭrawing via a mouse or touchscreen is never quite as easy as good old pencil and paper so although many of the challenges in are quite easy in Draw a Stickman: EPIC, executing them accurately isn't. There are also several hidden mini-challenges within the backdrops and scenarios of the sketching area so don't be in a big rush to complete the game. There are only 14 levels (plus one bonus level) in Draw a Stickman: EPIC but since the levels are non linear, there are plenty of different scenarios to try out before you get too bored. There's no one narrative - you can play the game several times over and take a different path each time thus creating a different story with different challenges and puzzles.
Once you've completed a stage or chapter, you must choose the narrative of the story you want to follow by selecting the path you want to follow from a storybook.
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