Ragdoll Sandbox Game Guide: Basic controls
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OverviewRagdoll Sandbox Game drops you into a physics playground where you shoot, burn, and explode NPCs and zombies to watch them fly around in ridiculous ways. Rooms hold up to 15 players, several maps are available to explore, and the game runs on both PC and mobile.
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Basic controls
TableThere are only two control setups to know before you start playing.
| PC | press the left mouse button to shoot |
| Mobile | tap the on-screen button to shoot |
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How to get the most out of the sandbox
TipsThe game is designed around free play — there is no single path to follow. Shooting, burning, and blowing things up all produce different ragdoll reactions each time because the physics are simulated. When you want something to work toward, the badge list gives you a clear checklist.
- Try actions on zombies and NPCs separately — they are treated as different targets and reward different badges
- Switch between the available maps when one starts to feel familiar; each one gives the physics a new environment to react in
- The game recommends at least nine players in a room
Early badges and how to earn them
TableThe table below lists every badge in the game and what you have to do to unlock each one.
| Badge | How to unlock |
|---|---|
| You Played! | Join and play the game |
| First NPC Kill | Kill your first NPC |
| First Zombie Kill! | Kill your first zombie |
| Alpha | Win for the first time |
| Donator!! | Make a donation to the game |
Glossary
Glossary- Ragdoll physics
- A simulation system that makes characters and objects flop and tumble like a rag doll when they are hit or exploded.
- Sandbox
- A game format with no fixed goal, where you are free to experiment and play however you like.
- NPC
- A computer-controlled character that you can interact with, shoot, burn, or otherwise mess around with.
- LMB
- Short for Left Mouse Button — the primary shoot control on PC.
Common questions
FAQCan I play this on my phone?
Yes, the game has full mobile support. On mobile, you shoot by tapping the on-screen button instead of clicking a mouse.
What is the difference between zombies and NPCs?
They are separate target types, and the game rewards them with different badges. Killing a zombie earns the First Zombie Kill badge, while killing an NPC earns the First NPC Kill badge, so you need to go after both.
How many players can be in one room?
A single room holds up to 15 players. The game recommends playing with nine or more people.
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