Physics and ragdoll sandboxes

Try launches, collisions, or object setups. Comparing one changed variable is more informative than adding every tool at once.

What makes each game different
Play	What you do	A useful first decision
Kick The Dummy	Experiment with tools and weapons against a robotic dummy. The appeal is trying different reactions rather than following a long sequence of missions.	Change one tool at a time if you want to compare reactions. This makes each item's effect easier to understand.
Stickman Destruction	Launch a ragdoll through obstacle maps and experiment with poses or vehicles. Damage points support further unlocks and new launch setups.	Keep the map and pose fixed while changing launch strength. Comparing one variable makes the collision route easier to understand.
Kick The Buddy	Try different tools on a ragdoll character in a sandbox-style activity. It is built around experimentation rather than a required story route.	Test a newly unlocked tool on its own before combining it with others so its effect remains easy to identify.
Puppet Master	Interact with a ragdoll and use earned rewards toward additional tools. Combining tools changes the experiment, but makes individual effects harder to isolate.	Try a new tool alone, then compare it with one combination. This gives a clearer reason for your next unlock.
Crazy Cattle 3D	Guide a sheep through a physics-driven elimination arena and try to remain the last survivor. Momentum creates both attacking opportunities and edge risks.	Approach a collision with an escape direction in mind. Chasing an opponent near the boundary can eliminate you as well.
Ragdoll Playground	Place objects, tools, and ragdolls to build a physics experiment. The open sandbox has no mandatory race or single solution to complete.	Build a small setup with one active object before adding several mechanisms. This makes unexpected motion easier to trace.