Finally I posted on my page that I wrote all the utilities posted personally and regularly run an MD5 check to compare the zip files on my page with the local equivalents. Every time someone sent my web hosting service a VirusTotal report with even one red scan they would pull the file and send me an email. Since they both use Hotkeys I suspect that is the main reason they have the tendency to trip a few of these scanners.
I have written a bunch of small utilities with AHK and also AutoIt3. To me that indicates the file is likely benign. If you take a look at the graphic is shows the arrow in the green. Nobody who posts a VirusTotal result seems to take note of the graphic in the top right corner if there are any scans that show red. Providing a file checksum (typically hosted on a separate server from the main file) helps the end user ensure that they have the original, unmodified file. It's not uncommon for a website's security to be compromised and legitimate files to be replaced with malicious, modified versions. Who is they? This site does not serve up malicious. Either that or they are somehow serving a malicious, modified installer. Stickman Party has loads of fun mini-games starring stickmen, and plenty of game mode to choose from.Lython wrote:I downloaded the latest installer from There's also a tournament mode in which you can compete in various mini-games and see who can win the most points!
When playing in multiplayer mode, you can battle AI-controlled bots or compete against your friends from the same device. Not only that, but with Stickman Party let you choose how many players to include in each game. There's Wild West fights, games in which you have to catch chickens running across the map, and more! Each mini-game can be accessed from the game's main menu. Stickman Party has super simple gameplay, and it just takes a couple of moments to learn how to play it. Each minigame features fun stickmen ready to test your skills! Stickman Party is an Android app with a collection of entertaining mini-games.
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