Stick It to the Stickman Roadmap: What Is Planned Next

The Stick It to the Stickman roadmap is best answered honestly: there is no formal roadmap document in the saved sources. What exists instead is a chain of official announcements that function as one, from the early access plan through 1.0 and into the coming-weeks list.

That chain is actually more useful than a roadmap, because every item on it is either shipped or explicitly abandoned, and the team's own words explain which is which.

This Stick It to the Stickman roadmap guide reconstructs that chain from the saved announcements and marks each item as delivered, planned, or cancelled.

The summary: everything teased before 1.0 either shipped at launch or was openly abandoned, and the only active plan is the coming-weeks polish list.

That summary is the whole page in one sentence, and the sections below expand each piece with the team's own words from the saved announcements.

The Roadmap That Was: Early Access

The early access period ran from August 18, 2025 to September 23, 2026, and its roadmap lived in the regular updates the team posted. The saved record shows new archetypes, weapons, passives, bosses, and level segments arriving through that window.

The August 14 pre-launch post is the best single summary: two new archetypes, the Ninja and the Negotiator, new secondary weapons for all archetypes, and a long fix list.

The Roadmap That Was: 1.0

The 1.0 plan was announced in the same August post: launch on September 23, a price move to $12, and new game modes. The launch post confirms the delivery: the ultimate boss fight at the bottom of a billionaire's bunker and the Neurolink gamemode.

So the 1.0 roadmap, as far as the saved record shows, was delivered on schedule and in substance.

The price note adds a business dimension to the roadmap story: the team announced the $12 launch price weeks ahead, which let players plan purchases around the schedule.

The Roadmap That Was Not: Teased Modes

The launch post is explicit about the abandoned part of the plan: the Marketing Department, the Robot Takeover of Fulfilment, the Science Center, and Employee Evaluation Trials would have taken another year or more, and the team moved on.

Those modes are the reason searches for a Stick It to the Stickman roadmap happen at all: players remember the teases and want to know where they went.

The launch post answers that directly, which is why this page can state their status without hedging: they were left unfinished, and the team said so.

The Roadmap That Is: Coming Weeks

The only active plan in the saved record is the launch post's coming-weeks list: a big optimisation pass, bug fixes, Steam Trading Cards and other community items, and minor polish.

That list is short, concrete, and framed as the close of the project rather than the start of a new season.

What the Publisher Page Adds

The publisher page predates launch and describes the game's feature pillars: the brawler combat, the subsidiary acquisitions that add gameplay, and the corporate satire tone.

It reads as a design statement rather than a schedule, but it is the closest the saved record comes to a feature roadmap, and the shipped game matches its pillars.

The pillars also explain the game's genre identity, the brawler combat plus the acquisition system, which is useful context for any roadmap discussion.

FAQ

Is there a Stick It to the Stickman roadmap?

No formal roadmap document exists in the saved sources, but the announcements chain covers the early access plan, the 1.0 plan, and the coming-weeks plan.

What is planned next?

A big optimisation pass, bug fixes, Steam Trading Cards and community items, and minor polish, per the launch post.

Are the teased game modes coming?

No. The team said finishing the Marketing Department, Robot Takeover of Fulfilment, Science Center, and Employee Evaluation Trials would take another year or more and moved on.

Did the 1.0 plan deliver?

Yes: the September 23 launch, the final boss, and the Neurolink mode all shipped as announced.

Will there be DLC or expansions?

No DLC or expansion is announced in the saved sources, and the launch post frames the project as wrapping up.

Where can I follow the roadmap updates?

On the game's Steam announcements hub, where every roadmap item in the saved record was posted.

Is the Stick It to the Stickman roadmap page official?

No, this page is a wiki reconstruction from saved announcements, and the official word lives on the announcements hub and the publisher page.

Was the roadmap ever published as a document?

No roadmap document appears in the saved sources; the plans live inside announcement posts.

Does the coming-weeks plan have version numbers?

No version numbers or dates are given in the saved record.

What is the most recent roadmap item to ship?

The 1.0 launch itself, with the final boss and the Neurolink mode.

Where do abandoned features get discussed?

In the launch post itself, which lists the four teased modes and explains why they were left unfinished.

Is the Stick It to the Stickman roadmap affected by the Steam Deck?

The Deck Verified announcement is part of the early access story, and the coming-weeks plan does not mention new Deck work.

Does the roadmap include console versions?

No console plan appears anywhere in the saved sources.

Is the coming-weeks plan a promise?

The launch post lists it as what players can expect, which is the team's word, but no dates or version numbers are attached.

Where does the roadmap story end?

At the coming-weeks polish list, because the launch post does not describe plans beyond it.

Does the Stick It to the Stickman roadmap mention the wiki?

No, the saved announcements never mention this wiki or any fan documentation.

Is the roadmap different for the Mac version?

The saved plan makes no platform distinction, so the Mac version shares the same announcement story.

Who writes the roadmap updates?

The team posts them on the Steam announcements hub, signed by the Stick it to the Stickman team.

Does the Stick It to the Stickman roadmap cover the demo?

The demo is a separate download on the developer's itch.io page, and the announcements do not schedule demo updates.

Is the coming-weeks list a roadmap replacement?

In practice yes: it is the only forward-looking plan in the saved record after launch.

Does the Stick It to the Stickman roadmap page quote the launch post directly?

Yes, the teased modes and the coming-weeks list are taken from the launch post's own wording.

The saved publisher page for the game is the source for the feature pillars described above.