Stick Rivals / Play with friends

A Free Browser FPS to Play With Friends

Getting friends into a shooter usually means downloads, updates and everyone making an account. Stick Rivals needs none of that. It's a free FPS that runs in a browser tab, so you can send one link and all be playing within a minute.

How to set up a private room

1. Open the game and choose Create a private room.
2. Pick a mode, a map and the bot difficulty, then press Create room.
3. Press Esc to open the pause menu, then copy your invite link.
4. Send the link to your friends. They open it, press Join room and they're in.

Friends can also type your 5-character room code on the home page. A room stays open for about a minute after everyone leaves, so a quick refresh won't lose it.

What you can choose

Mode

• Team Deathmatch puts you on a team, Cyan or Red. The first team to 50 kills wins.
• Free For All is every player for themselves. The first to 25 kills wins.
• Gun Game is a race through five weapons.

Map

Checker has bright rooftops, bridges and a central tower. Sandstone is a long desert street with watchtowers and alleys.

Bots

Choose easy, normal or hard bots, and they'll fill the room up to 6 players. They step aside as your friends join. If it's just the two of you and you'd like a proper 1v1 duel, choose No bots.

Good to know

• Room size: up to 10 people can play in one room.
• Devices: everyone needs a computer with a keyboard and mouse. Phones and tablets aren't supported yet.
• Accounts: there aren't any. Each player just types a name.
• Cost: Stick Rivals is free to play.

Before you start, your friends may want a quick look at how to play.