Ragdoll Playground

Ragdoll Playground is a 2D physics-based sandbox game where you can create, experiment, and… destroy things your way. If you’ve ever enjoyed games where you have complete control over every element in an open world, this is your playground.

Your mission in Ragdoll Playground

Right from the start, Ragdoll Playground puts you in the role of a “mad creator,” where you have to:

• Summon any object, from mannequins, vehicles, guns, and knives to machines, robots, and bizarre objects.
• Create realistic physical interactions; stab, explode, slash, burn, and crush—everything happens with accurate physics simulation effects.
• Build or destroy the world; there are no limits on the number of objects, time, or goals, just creativity and… chaos.

Explore 13 unique maps

• Abyss: A map with a bottomless abyss.
• Blocks: An area with many blocky obstacles to interact with.
• Snow: An icy map with low friction.
• Tower: A narrow, vertical space for free-fall testing.
• And many more...

each map not only changes the image but also affects the way objects interact: gravity, friction, and collision space can completely change the results.

Full customization & control

• Left mouse: Drag and drop objects.
• Right mouse: Delete objects.
• Q/E: Create objects in the selected location.
• F: Activate special functions (explode, move...).
• A/D: Rotate objects.
• Backspace key: Delete the selected object.
• Mouse wheel: Change the size of objects.
• Arrow keys: Move the camera around the map.

How to overcome and master the Tower map

To master the Tower map, prioritize using compact and fixed objects. Opt for small-sized ragdolls, equipment, or traps with a low center of gravity to minimize the risk of free fall, and limit the use of heavy objects. Utilize fixed structures like pillars, stone blocks, hooks, or sticky walls to stabilize items on higher floors.

Consider creating a temporary floor system by dividing the map into multiple horizontal levels with materials such as wood or light metal for better organization. Adjust your camera position using the arrow keys or scroll wheel to thoroughly observe each section of the map, which helps in detecting errors before testing.

Lastly, avoid uncontrolled chain reactions by spacing explosives apart and placing traps reasonably, testing each step methodically.

Why is Tower the hardest map?

A Tower is a vertical, narrow map with a very large height and extremely limited horizontal area. This leads to many difficult points:

• Small space, difficult to arrange many large objects.
• Objects falling from above can easily cause uncontrolled accidents.
• It's difficult to move the panoramic camera, especially when you create complex experiments.
• Weapons, equipment, or ragdolls can easily fall out of position, creating unwanted effects.

Note: Ragdoll Playground has elements of blood and physical violence. It may not be suitable for children or sensitive individuals. But if treated as a pure physics sandbox, it offers great learning and fun potential.