3D Bash - Ragdoll combat fun
Experience unique physics-based battles featuring smooth animations & endless ragdoll fighting techniques for ultimate mastery.

- 1.1.9 Version
- 1.0 Score
- 309K+ Downloads
- Free License
- 12+ Content Rating
Achieve your 'ragdoll martial arts' degree, culminating in a black belt and beyond, by uncovering the joint actions that can defeat rival ragdolls. The more techniques you master, the higher your rank will be!
FEATURE
- impressive 3D physics
- exceptionally smooth graphics
- completely free, without any in-app purchases necessary
The Deliciously Absurd Physics Ballet Where Chaos Becomes Mastery
From the first floppy limb I sent careening into an opponent’s ribcage, Ragdoll Martial Arts became my go-to stress-buster—a hilariously profound dance of physics and strategy disguised as slapstick brawling. Where most fighting games demand precision combos, this gem rewards ingenious exploitationof momentum: watching my ragdoll pirouette mid-air before its heel connected with a rival’s jaw via sheer centrifugal force felt like stumbling upon forbidden kung fu wisdom. The magic isn’t just in the gloriously bouncy 3D physics—it’s in how those flailing bodies transform into tools of calculated chaos. That "eureka!" moment realizing a whiplash headbutt could destabilize a larger opponent? Pure serotonin.
Progression is devilishly addictive. Earning my yellow belt required mastering just knee strikes; but ascending demanded artful cruelty—tripping foes into walls, using their momentum against them, even discovering pressure points (yank the left elbow while they’re off-balance = instant collapse!). The black belt grind wasn’t a button-mash fest—it demanded anatomical observation: "What happens if I flip this dude sideways mid-charge? Will his spine crumple?" Yes. Yes, it would. Yet beneath the absurdity lies razor-sharp physics polish. Impacts feel heavy, bodies crumple with tragicomic weight, and 60fps smoothness means every bone-jarring takedown is savored frame-by-frame. The genius is how layers of strategy emerge—environmental hazards become extensions of your style, ragdoll pileups evolve into improvised weapons.
Most astonishing? Zero paywalls. No energy timers nudging you toward IAPs for "premium throws," no ads disrupting your back-snapping spree. Pure, unadulterated ragdoll domination—ethical gaming bliss. This isn’t merely a fighting game—it’s a sandbox of emergent violence choreographed by you. Your PhD in Applied Ragdollery awaits.
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Does mastering techniques get repetitive? Surprisingly, no. Physics variability keeps outcomes unpredictable—you'll discover new interactions after dozens of bouts (e.g., ragdolls tangling limbs to form accidental wrecking balls).
How steep is the learning curve? Instant gratification for button mashers, but real belt progression demands observation. Studying joint reactions (hips buckle laterally, necks hyperextend forward) is key to "reading" opponents.
Controller support? Pure touchscreen bliss. Swipe with intent—flicking limbs builds power proportional to your gesture speed! Finesse > brute force.
Multiplayer/online? Solo-focused against increasingly clever AI opponents—though I’d kill for couch versus mode updates. Perfect commute-brawler.
What's "beyond" black belt? Secret techniques like weaponizing stacked ragdolls or mastering aerial knee drops. Self-imposed challenges (solo takedowns using only headbutts!) reign supreme.
- Version1.1.9
- UpdateAug 13, 2025
- DeveloperA Trillion Games Ltd
- CategoryRacing & Sports
- Requires AndroidAndroid 4.4+
- Downloads309K+
- Package Namecom.atrilliongames.zeroeight
- Signaturea8732d5cd5d933ed4717026b0bfb0c4c
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Entertaining and fun gameplay
Creative options for character and move customization
Ability to perform detailed muscle movements
Unique fighting mechanics reminiscent of Toribash
Potential for multiplayer mode introduction
Engaging challenges in mastering combos
Supportive community feedback
Room for enhancements like graphics and new features
Complicated controls without tutorials
Difficulty level not suitable for all players
Comparisons to superior original game (Toribash)
Limited movements primarily focused on head hits
Lack of detailed instructions for beginners
Graphics and physics issues mentioned by users
Repetitive gameplay after mastering moves
Request for additional modes and features remains unaddressed