Only the host of a lobby can change specific game rules, though the core profanity filter remains a global setting. Accessibility Features
Before dissecting the censorship, it’s crucial to understand the nature of Stick Fight: The Game . It’s a physics-based couch/online fighting game where players control iconic stick figures, battling across levels filled with traps, spikes, lava, and an absurd arsenal of weapons. The game’s ESRB rating is , with a PEGI rating of 7+, which directly implies that the game is targeted at a younger, family-friendly demographic. This rating is the driving force behind the game’s chat restrictions. stick fight the game censored words high quality
: Words related to racism, sexism, and homophobia are strictly banned and cannot be disabled in settings. Only the host of a lobby can change
I can provide specific technical steps or text examples based on what you need. The game’s ESRB rating is , with a
: If you want to avoid chat altogether, you can turn it off in the game settings. If you are the host of a match, you also have the ability to disable chat for everyone in that lobby. Removed Chat Formatting
The filter aggressively targets the most common English swear words. This includes:
The "F-word" is generally banned, though community members have noted inconsistent filtering of its suffixes (e.g., "f***ing" sometimes bypasses the filter). Tier 3 (Contextual/Special):