About Ragdoll Mega Dunk
Ragdoll Mega Dunk is set in an indoor extreme basketball club with one house rule: the ball goes in the basket, and so do you. Your player is a ragdoll, all loose limbs and momentum, and a successful dunk means launching the whole floppy figure through the hoop.
Because the character is driven by ragdoll physics, no two attempts look alike. You run, you jump, you let go, and what happens next depends on your timing and on how the limbs happen to be flailing. Sometimes you sail through the net. Sometimes you fold around the rim. Both are worth watching.
It is a game of feel. The controls are a single button or a swipe, and the skill is in learning how long to run and when to release. Every attempt at a trick turns out differently, which keeps you adjusting. It works with the mouse on a computer and with touch on a phone, in portrait view.
How to play Ragdoll Mega Dunk
- On a computer, use the left mouse button to control your player.
- On a phone or tablet, touch or swipe the screen.
- Run up, jump and launch your ragdoll toward the hoop.
- Get the ball, and your player, into the basket.
- Complete the dunk to move on to the next challenge.
Tips and tricks
- Release earlier than you think. The ragdoll carries a lot of forward momentum after you let go.
- A higher arc is more forgiving than a flat one. Coming down into the hoop works better than flying at it.
- If you keep missing, change your timing a little at a time rather than all at once.
- Watch the failed attempts. Where the ragdoll ends up tells you whether you were short, long or too flat.
Game details
- Category
- Sports, Casual
- Developer
- Mirra Games
- Plays on
- Desktop, tablet and phone
- Released
- December 28, 2023
- Price
- Free
- Topics
Frequently asked questions
How do I control Ragdoll Mega Dunk?
On PC, use the left mouse button. On a mobile device, touch or swipe the screen.
What is the goal?
Run, jump and throw your ragdoll character into the basketball hoop to complete the dunk.
Why is every attempt different?
The character uses ragdoll physics, so its movement in the air depends on your timing and momentum each time.