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Play Bubba'n'Stix - A Strategy Adventure Online

You toss your sentient stick Stix around like a boomerang, using him as a tool, weapon, and makeshift ladder to solve puzzles—turns out a wooden buddy makes platforming way more interesting.

Developer: Core Design
Genre: Adventure
Released: 1994
File size: 535 bytes
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Game Overview

Bubba'n'Stix is one of those Genesis games that sticks with you—no pun intended. At first glance, it looks like a simple platformer, but then your walking stick suddenly springs to life as Stix, and everything changes. Suddenly, you're not just jumping on enemies—you're flinging your little wooden buddy across gaps, using him as a makeshift ladder, or even ricocheting him off walls to hit switches. It's weirdly satisfying when you nail a tricky throw just right.

The levels are packed with these little "aha!" moments where you realize Stix can interact with the environment in ways you didn't expect. One minute you're using him to weigh down a seesaw, the next he's a makeshift helicopter blade to float across spikes. The art style's got that bright, early '90s charm, but some of the later puzzles get surprisingly devious. I remember getting stuck on this one waterfall level for ages before realizing I could use Stix to block the current.

Honestly, it's the kind of game that makes you wish more platformers played with physics and object interaction like this. If you dig creative problem-solving wrapped in a goofy, colorful world, Bubba'n'Stix still holds up surprisingly well.

Sega Genesis (Mega Drive)
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