Ragdoll: Physics

In Ragdoll: Physics, a girl falls into an endless pit, dangling like a ragdoll, and her bones basically do not work. You watch one of the strangest falls ever, where the character bends in every direction, spins, and flips, all powered by a freeform physics simulation with no limits. The pit really is endless, so you are in for a long drop. This ragdoll game is all about playing with physics during that fall.

How to play?

Grab the girl with the left mouse button and drag her in different directions. You can toss her up or spin her around, and she will still keep falling. The ragdoll physics respond to every move you make in a realistic way. If you pull her arm, her whole body follows. If you throw her up, she will fly and then start falling again with extra speed. In this physics simulation game, the main thing is to experiment with movement. Try different ways of interacting with the ragdoll and watch how the physics engine reacts. Some players try to slow the fall down, while others try to speed it up. It all depends on what you feel like testing in this endless drop.