Supreme Duelist

Your phone needs Android 7.0 or later, and the content rating is Everyone.

Supreme Duelist is a funny fighting game with solo battles, a 2-player mode and several other game modes. A sensible first session is a solo match to learn the controls, then a round with a friend on the same device.

Expect ads from the start, since the game is ad-supported. In-app purchases are also present, so check your device's purchase settings if the phone is shared.

The description names a football mini-game and a Boss Fight Tournament as newer modes. Both use the same stickman and stick figure fighters, so the format stays familiar while the goals change.

Creative options come from a map editor and unlockable skins. The editor lets players build different arenas, and skins change how a fighter looks. The store text also mentions 2D physics, which shapes how characters move and collide in fights.

The 4.5 rating from about 2.1 million ratings is a large sample for a casual game. Detailed reviews are not part of what we have, so specifics on balance or difficulty are not covered here.

Supreme Duelist is built for short sessions of direct combat. If you want something with a different pace, several alternatives exist in the same category.

Stick War suits players who prefer a larger-scale stickman game. Stickman Hook, Stick Hero and Epic Stickman are other options, and Stickman Warriors and Anger of stick 5 stay closer to fighting. Check their store pages before choosing.

Players who dislike ads or in-app purchases should keep in mind that this game has both.

The package ID is com.Neurononfire.SupremeDuelist, and the publisher is Neron's Brother, with a website at neronsbrother.com. We have no data safety summary or licence details, so check the Google Play page for permissions and data handling before installing.