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2019 PCSteam Deck playable 12.49 € 90 % positive Very positive, 4,498 reviews on Steam

A goofy physics sandbox where you flop around as a ragdoll, build your own environments, and try out quirky mini-games. The fun comes mostly from chaotic, unpredictable physics.

What defines Fun with Ragdolls: The Game:

  • Lots of humour

The closest matches for Fun with Ragdolls: The Game are Catlateral Damage: Remeowstered, Deeeer Simulator and Grandma, No!. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Fun with Ragdolls: The Game special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Deeeer Simulator

Accessible and relaxed

You play a deer loose in a small town, free to either wander peacefully or wreak absurd havoc on everything around. Its silly humor and physics-driven destruction are the main draw.

Goat Simulator

Lots of humour

You play a destructive goat let loose in a small open sandbox, scoring points for absurd stunts and enjoying deliberately broken ragdoll physics. Pure slapstick mayhem with no plot to speak of.

City Climber

Focus on a single character

A goofy physics-driven climbing game where you scramble through varied environments, constantly falling and causing chaos. There's a light story, but the real draw is the funny failure.

Wirm

Lots of humour

A small, playful physics platformer where you wiggle your way through a tiny adventure as a wobbly worm. Quirky controls and humor take center stage.

John the Zombie

Accessible and relaxed

You play a zombie rampaging through a city, chasing people, eating brains and even fleeing armored cars on horseback. A silly, arcade-style indie romp that doesn't aim for depth.

Squirrel with a Gun

Accessible and relaxed

A chaotic sandbox where you play an obnoxious squirrel armed with a gun, wreaking havoc around the neighborhood while hunting golden acorns. Shooting, light platforming and small puzzles are all driven by absurd humor.

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