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ragdoll riot

A free physics simulation — play it in your browser, no install. A stickman ragdoll brawler for the browser. Plain HTML, CSS and JS, zero runtime dependencies, 60 fps on a phone.

by @Waleee7 · Waleee7/ragdoll-riot on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON RAGDOLL-RIOT.VERCEL.APPUPDATED 25 Oct 2026

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Controls: Move: a D / arrows · Jump: w / Space · Punch: j / left click

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From the README

Punch, kick and launch waves of stickmen across a live-wired ring.

Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. No engine, no framework, no build step. Runs on a phone.

ragdoll-riot.vercel.app on desktop or phone. Nothing to install.

Measured with scripts/verify.mjs in headless Chrome on an M3 Pro: 480 frames at 1440×900, 2× pixel ratio, 12 ragdolls on screen.

The game uses ES modules, so it needs a local server; opening index.html straight from disk won't load it. Add ?debug to the URL for an FPS overlay.

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