Supreme Duelist

Stickman fights that work in short sessions

Supreme Duelist is a 2D action game built around simple stickman battles. You control a fighter, choose a battleground, and try to knock out the opponent using physics-based movement and attacks. It suits players who want quick matches rather than a long story, complex controls, or a large time commitment.

More than one way to play

The game supports solo fights, two-player matches, team battles, and survival-style challenges. That gives it a practical split: you can play against the game when you are alone, or pass the phone around for a local match. A football mini-game and a boss fight tournament add different goals when standard duels start to feel familiar.

Simple controls, unpredictable results

Its stickman presentation keeps the action clear, while the 2D physics make each fight less predictable. Fighters can be thrown around the arena, and small changes in movement or positioning can decide a round. The map editor also lets you create arenas instead of using only the built-in layouts. Skins provide cosmetic variety without changing the basic appeal: getting into a fight and seeing what happens.

Why it keeps getting played

Supreme Duelist comes from Neron's Brother and has reached more than 100 million installs. Its rating is about 4.55 out of 5 from roughly 1.97 million ratings, a strong sign that the straightforward format works for a large audience. This is a good fit if you want an action game that opens quickly, supports repeat matches, and does not require you to learn a complicated system before the fun starts.