Stick It to the Stickman Achievement Guide for 100%

Hunters looking for a Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide usually have a few stubborn cheevos left and want the exact conditions. The community's most popular guide, by player gacheman_, organizes the full list around the game's progression, so achievements unlock naturally if you follow the climb instead of grinding each one in isolation.

This Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide summarizes that saved guide, labels every condition as community-reported, and adds the route notes that make the grind shorter. Some achievements need a specific character or a friend; the sections below say which ones before you waste a run.

The saved guide covers achievements such as 'Entering the stock exchange', 'Learn to drive', 'Oriented', and 'We only go out at night'. Its strength is ordering: each entry is written in the order a normal playthrough reaches it, which is also the order this page follows. A Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide is also a route planner: follow the order and most of the list completes itself.

The Progression Achievements

The guide's first milestone is the rooftop boss, tied to the achievement 'You can't fire me, I'm leaving myself'. Killing that boss a second time awards 'Entering the stock exchange', which means your first two achievements are the same fight twice.

From there the route opens up: 'Learn to drive' asks you to rise to the level shown on the exchange and complete the training there. Completing that training also unlocks rated battles, which is the trigger for 'Fighting with hands behind your back'.

Community players add one warning about the second boss kill: it must happen after the exchange content is available, so do not grind the rooftop boss before the story sends you there. The guide's order exists precisely to avoid such wasted kills.

The Exploration Achievements

For 'Climb the career ladder' the guide simply says: climb 100 stairs. It sounds trivial until you realize it is tracked across runs, so the community tip is to include stair climbs in every route you already run.

'Oriented' comes from the Fulfillment Center: go up to the level shown on the exchange, where the center opens, and play in it. 'We only go out at night' is the night shift version: climb the exchange to the level shown and play the night shift with any character. Players who miss the stair counter early often finish it last, so the community habit is to climb every staircase you see from run one.

The Character and Gimmick Achievements

Some achievements lock onto specific characters. 'Unfired' belongs to the task dodger: pump the paper airplane to its maximum level to get a fire extinguisher, then put out a burning colleague with it. The guide notes this is much easier with a friend who has any burning attack, and that the cage fights mode with a cigar and fire extinguisher also works.

'Disabled' is the cheeky one: refuse work several times at the very start of the game until you die. 'Fists of Dismissal' wants 100 hits with your hands only, and any other attack resets the counter, then you must defeat the boss with that 100-hit streak. The guide recommends the weeb character with karate punch maxed, on a new save for the easiest setup. The guide also lists 'Color profiling', which community reports tie to character color unlocks, and 'Red regicide', which overlaps with the dark knight secret character quest from the secrets guides.

Planning Your 100% Route

The smartest way to use this Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide is to print the list and mark achievements as your progression route touches them, then mop up the gimmick ones at the end. Community reports say the two real blockers are 'Fists of Dismissal' and 'Unfired', because both need setups most players never build naturally.

Before following any step, check the guide's last edited date on the hub. Early access patches have changed achievement behavior before, and the community updates this specific guide quickly after each one. The saved all-achievements guide remains the reference version.

The community also maintains partial translations of the guide, and players report that achievement conditions do not change between difficulty settings, so a lower difficulty is a legitimate way to farm the trickier ones.

Known Grind Spots and Shortcuts

The community's favorite shortcut for stair and hit counters is the same trick: pick one run per counter and commit to it entirely. A dedicated stair run finishes 'Climb the career ladder' in a single session, and a dedicated hit-streak run makes 'Fists of Dismissal' feel mechanical instead of lucky. One more community tip: a Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide is only as good as the patch it describes, so re-check the guide after every major update before planning a long grind session around old numbers.

FAQ

How do I get Fists of Dismissal?

Land 100 consecutive hits using only your hands, then beat the boss with the streak intact. The community route is the weeb character with karate punch maxed on a new save. The streak resets if you attack with anything else, which is why the new save matters, and it is the one unlock in the Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide most players save for last.

Does the Stick It to the Stickman achievement guide require co-op?

No, but 'Unfired' is much easier with a friend using a burning attack. You can also do it solo in cage fights with a cigar and a fire extinguisher. The cage fight method works when no friend is around.

How do I unlock the night shift achievement?

Rise to the level shown on the exchange and play the night shift with any character to unlock 'We only go out at night'. The exchange climb is the same step the training achievements use.

What is the easiest achievement?

Community players name 'Disabled' as the easiest: refuse work several times at the start of the game until you die. No combat skill is required, just menu patience.