Stick It to the Stickman Webslinger: Unlock Guide 2026

The Stick It to the Stickman Webslinger is the game's web-swinging secret, and the community treats him as one of the trickiest unlocks in the roster. He also stars in a known bug report: finishing the game with him does not always register, which makes the unlock only half the story. And unlike the other secret characters, his known issues have a paper trail, which makes him the easiest character to troubleshoot.

This Stick It to the Stickman Webslinger guide covers both halves. The unlock route below comes from the community's secret character guide in the saved corpus, and the bug status comes from the saved Steam discussion where a developer replied directly. Neither half is guesswork: both come from saved threads with named posters, and it also explains why the community still discusses him more than most characters.

One note before the steps: the community guide itself warns that the Webslinger was very buggy at release, so treat any step that seems to fail as a possible bug, not necessarily a mistake on your side. The route below notes which steps are guides versus threads so you can weigh them properly.

The Community Unlock Route

The community's secret character guide describes the unlock as a photography quest. Find a camera, take pictures of spider webs all around the map, pick up the phone, catch all the criminals, and go to the Fulfillment Center. That is the full step order the guide gives, and it ends where most secret quests end: the Fulfillment Center.

Community reports describe the web photography as the slow part, because the webs are spread wide and some are easy to walk past. The criminal-catching step is the combat part, and players recommend doing it before the Fulfillment Center trip. The guide lists the steps in plain order and does not hide locations, but it does warn readers that the quest is buggy, so patience beats speed, and the whole route plays like a scavenger hunt with a fight at the end.

One more community note for a Stick It to the Stickman webslinger attempt: complete the criminal-catching step in the same run as the photography if possible, because reports describe the quest state as fragile across separate runs.

The Warehouse Completion Bug

Completing the game with the Webslinger does not tag it as completed in the Warehouse, according to the saved bug report. The report was posted to the game's Steam discussions, and the poster framed it as a clear miss: the run finishes, but the completion flag stays off.

For completionists this matters, because the Warehouse tracking is how the game records which characters have cleared the game. A Webslinger clear that does not register means re-running the character later or waiting for a fix.

The bug's scope matters for planning a Stick It to the Stickman webslinger clear: if only the Warehouse tag is broken, your unlock and your win still happened, and only the completion record is wrong. Community reports read it that way, which is why the fix is a re-clear rather than a full re-unlock.

What the Developer Said

The developer replied 'Noted - thank you' to the report, confirming it was seen by the team. That is not a promise of a fix date, but it does mean the report reached the people who can act on it, which is more than most bug threads get.

Community etiquette in the same thread is instructive: the poster gave a clean reproduction line instead of a rant, and the developer answered within a day. If you hit the bug yourself, that is the template to follow, and the exchange is a small window into how the team patches: reports that arrive clean get acknowledged, and acknowledged bugs tend to appear in later patch notes. That is why the thread reads like a model bug report even years later.

Tracking Your Completion

If your Warehouse shows a character as uncleared after a win, the community advice is to re-run the final stretch after the next patch and watch the tracking screen before quitting. Some reports describe the tag appearing on a second clear even without a patch. Before a Stick It to the Stickman webslinger run, note your current Warehouse state, and after the clear, check it immediately, because the tag either sticks or it does not, and the difference tells you whether to re-run now or wait for a patch.

Community reports also note that quitting through unusual menus right after a clear seems to correlate with lost tags, so let the run end naturally.

The saved Webslinger bug thread remains the place to check for the current status, and new reports keep landing there when patches shake the tracking system.

Playing the Webslinger After Unlock

Once unlocked, the Webslinger plays like the mobility pick he looks like. Community reports describe web-based movement as his identity, with a playstyle built around repositioning rather than standing and trading. The warehouse bug does not affect his combat kit, only the completion record.

The community threads answer most Stick It to the Stickman webslinger questions with the same two links: the unlock guide and the bug thread. His buggy reputation also means guides get updated often, so check dates before trusting an old route.

FAQ

How do I unlock the Webslinger in Stick It to the Stickman?

The community guide's route is: find a camera, photograph spider webs around the map, pick up the phone, catch the criminals, and go to the Fulfillment Center. The guide warns the quest is buggy, so patience beats speed.

Is the Webslinger bugged?

He was reported very buggy at release. Completing the game with the Webslinger does not tag it as completed in the Warehouse, according to the saved bug report. The unlock itself still works; only the completion record is wrong, and several players report the tag appearing after a second clear even without a patch.

Did the developer respond to the Warehouse bug?

Yes. The developer replied 'Noted - thank you' to the report, confirming the team saw it, though no fix date was promised. Clean reports get faster answers.

Where can I track Stick It to the Stickman Webslinger fixes?

The saved Steam discussion thread is the best place, and community reports there will note when the Warehouse tagging starts working reliably again. New reports keep landing there when patches shake tracking.