Chaos Gun Stickman uses shooting reaction force for movement, so one action can change your target and your position together.
Every shot has two questions
Chaos Gun Stickman explicitly describes controlling movement with shooting reaction force while destroying enemies. Before firing, ask both where the shot is directed and what movement you expect it to cause. A shot aimed usefully at an opponent may also relocate the stickman. Conversely, an input intended to reposition can still send a projectile somewhere. The game links those purposes, so judging only one effect leaves half the decision unexplained.
Observe the first movement carefully
The supplied controls mention arrow keys for shot direction, clicking to shoot, and following the tutorial. Use that tutorial to establish how the displayed direction relates to the resulting motion. Do not assume the exact force or trajectory from the word recoil alone. After a deliberate shot, compare the character's starting and ending positions as well as the projectile's path. Those paired observations build a practical model of the unusual control scheme.
Carry the model into the selected mode
The listing describes encounters such as one against two and a two versus two matching format. Additional opponents or teammates create more relationships to watch, but they do not remove the movement consequence of firing. Recheck your nearby space before a shot directed at a distant enemy. A purposeful action should have an explanation for both the intended hit and the position in which the reaction force may leave the stickman.
Shooting