wumpus torture simulator
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A cartoon ragdoll sandbox in the browser: 25 ways to ruin Wumpus's day. Three.js + Rapier, no build, no assets.
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Wumpus Torture Simulator is a Kick-the-Buddy-style physics sandbox in 3D. A wobbly, big-eared ragdoll called Wumpus stands in a padded room, and you get a toolbar of hands, blunt objects, blades, explosives and chemicals to try on him. Every hit pays coins, and coins unlock the tools you cannot afford yet. The gore is stylized cartoon (glossy toon-red blood, white cartoon bones, pink flesh) and there is a switch to turn it off.
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