On a typical day, one regular safety helmet tester Rei gets into a ridiculous accident. In the morning, he wakes up with a long flexible pink hand sticking straight out of his head, and this hand gives him incredible mental powers. Now Rey can dramatically change the world with stickers and transform her paper universe by tearing, folding and using the crazy stickers she finds (and her incredible new powers) to solve the hardest puzzles! Unfortunately, Ray doesn't have much time to get used to his newfound abilities. He has to flee from the "Man" because of a crime he did not commit. Will you help Ray get out of such a difficult situation? Get ready to rip, break and glue on a person! In Stick It To The Man, you take control of a lowly office worker who's just landed a low-paying job deep in a large office building. It's a shitty job, the pay is bad, and your boss is an asshole, so you fight your way up and let your fists do the talking while "negotiating" for a pay raise. The building and enemies you encounter in Stick it to the Man are virtually the same every time you play, but you unlock and upgrade a random set of skills, much like in a roguelike. The combat system is very unique and easy to access. You simply press the attack button to cycle through a preset attack pattern in a long combo. The cool thing is that as you climb the tower, you unlock new moves and upgrades that you can add to your combos. You start with simple kicks and punches, but eventually you can perform hadoukens, spinning kicks, and even create black holes. As you progress through the tower, you'll also unlock different starting characters with different starting movesets and perks. Even in its current prototype form, Stick it to the Stick Man is a ton of fun, with plenty of content and replayability that will keep you glued to the screen for quite some time. It's incredibly addictive, the combo system is well-thought-out, and it has a great sense of humor. It's a physics-based fighting game guaranteed to put a smile on your face.