Ragdoll Drop Lab

Place pads, ramps and fans, then drop the ragdoll into the target zone.

Objects 0/6★ 0/3

Click canvas to place · 1-5 select tool · Space drop · R reset · C clear · M mute · fewer tools = more stars

How to play

Bounce pads are most useful as the last surface before the target zone.
Ramps work best when you keep them short. Long shallow ramps slow the ragdoll down too much.
Fans push the character to the right inside a vertical column. Use them to nudge a fall sideways.
Bumpers are great for tight ricochets, but two bumpers in series can spin the ragdoll out of control.

Controls

Keyboard

Use mouse to place objects in the lab area.

Touch

Tap the canvas to place the currently selected tool: pad, ramp, fan or bumper.

Tips & strategy

Bounce pads are most useful as the last surface before the target zone.
Ramps work best when you keep them short. Long shallow ramps slow the ragdoll down too much.
Fans push the character to the right inside a vertical column. Use them to nudge a fall sideways.
Bumpers are great for tight ricochets, but two bumpers in series can spin the ragdoll out of control.
Use fewer objects than your budget to earn three stars. The game tracks your best per level.

Ragdoll Drop Lab — original physics puzzles

Ragdoll Drop Lab is a physics puzzle game built for New.gg. Your job is to drop a small ragdoll character into a target zone using a limited budget of tools: bounce pads, ramps, fans and bumpers. Each level has a fixed drop point and a target zone, plus a few static obstacles in between. You design the path. The simulation does the rest.

Tools and physics

The ragdoll is a small system of points and constraints. It will tumble, roll, and ragdoll off surfaces. Bounce pads send the character back up, ramps deflect at an angle, fans push horizontally inside a vertical column, and bumpers are round repellers. Plan for the ragdoll to land slightly off where you expected; small adjustments to placement matter more than the choice of tool.

Stars and replay

Levels grant up to three stars based on how few tools you used relative to the budget. Replay is encouraged: a clean three-star solution often uses one bounce pad placed very precisely. Stars per level are saved locally in your browser.