Ragdoll Drop

What is Ragdoll Drop?

Ragdoll Drop is a falling-ragdoll game. You hold a ragdoll above a narrow shaft, slide it left or right, then let go. Gravity does the rest, and the target zone at the bottom keeps moving.

It is the shortest game on the site: ten drops, roughly forty seconds, one score. There is no opponent and no timer — only the question of whether you can land two in a row.

How scoring works

Land the ragdoll's hips inside the target zone and you score 100 points. Land outside it and you score nothing.

Consecutive hits build a combo: the second hit in a row is worth 150, the third 200, and so on. Missing resets the combo to zero, which is why the greedy drop is usually the wrong one.

• Hit the zone — 100 points
• Second hit in a row — 150 points
• Third and beyond — +50 per consecutive hit
• Miss — no points and the combo resets
• Ten drops per round

How to land in the zone

Release early. The ragdoll keeps your horizontal speed when you drop it, so letting go while moving drifts it further than you expect.

Aim for the centre of the zone rather than its edge. The ragdoll lands on whichever limb hits first and rolls, so a hit on the edge often slides out.

If the zone is moving right, release slightly left of it and let its motion carry the target under you.

Controls

A and D (or the on-screen arrows) slide the ragdoll along the top of the shaft. S, Space or the drop button releases it. R restarts the round once the ten drops are used up.

Every drop is scored on where the hips come to rest, not where the head lands, so a ragdoll that lands upside down inside the zone still counts.