Throw Sword
Throw Sword is an engaging stickman action game where you control a stickman throwing swords to defeat opponents. Aim carefully, throw with precise force, and...
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About Throw Sword: Throw Sword is an engaging stickman action game where you control a stickman throwing swords to defeat opponents. Aim carefully, throw with precise force, and strike at the right moment to eliminate enemies before being defeated. With simple gameplay, fast-paced action, and eye-catching combat effects, Throw Sword offers an exciting entertainment experience. Test your reflexes, conquer high scores, and become a sword-throwing master!
How to play Throw Sword: A D or Left Right Arrow to rotate Z collect throw the sword
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