Ragdoll Playground

Ragdoll Playground is a 2D sandbox game that is physics-based. Players have the ability to create a variety of objects and interact with them in a variety of large, open spaces. The primary focus is on experimentation and exploration, rather than a definitive objective or narrative. Whether they are experimenting with various tools and objects, creating something, or simply observing the interactions between objects and the environment, the game provides players with complete control.

Note: This sandbox game is not suitable for all ages, particularly children and individuals who find it disturbing, due to its realistic physics and violent, gory effects.

Instructions for playing Ragdoll Playground

Begin by selecting a map. The game comprises thirteen maps or environments. Each one is unique, with names such as Abyss, Blocks, Small, Snow, Tower, and more. Upon selecting one of your preferences, you will be transported to a blank environment where you are free to experiment and attempt new things for an unlimited amount of time.

Arrange objects. Go to the menu and select the desired item to spawn it. Activate it by clicking on it, and then select the location on the canvas where you wish it to appear. Subsequently, press Q.

Perform actions with tangible objects. Hold down the left mouse button to select an object, activate it by pressing F, rotate it using A or D, delete it by right-clicking, and adjust its size by scrolling the middle mouse wheel.

Please feel at liberty to conduct experiments. The physics engine is a significant component of Ragdoll Playground. You can observe the behaviour of objects in a variety of environments and situations, including when they are under pressure, when they are falling, or when they are exploding. It is also possible to combine various tools or objects. In other words, the game provides an infinite number of opportunities to experiment and discover new things.

Instructions for playing:

Utilise the mouse to select items.
Move around the map by using the arrow keys, and to make objects appear, press E or Q.
F is required to ensure that the object functions properly.
When dragging objects, maintain the left mouse button depressed.
To reverse the situation, select either A or D.
To eliminate items, either select "Delete" from the context menu or press "Backspace."

The nature of the game Possessing
A vast sandbox area that provides players with the opportunity to experiment with a variety of new ideas in a vast environment loaded with possibilities.
A cutting-edge physics engine that generates movements and reactions that are eerily realistic.
Numerous maps, each with its own experimental environment.
There is no time limit, and the game can be played at any pace.