Ragdoll Duel: Boxing
Two ragdoll boxers, one keyboard, and a super punch on a second key.
Loads instantly · Free · No install
About Ragdoll Duel: Boxing
Ragdoll Duel: Boxing puts two stickman fighters in a ring and hands their limbs to a physics engine, so no two exchanges land the same way. Each fighter has four inputs — move, crouch, punch and a super punch on its own key — which is just enough depth that the winner is not simply whoever mashes fastest.
The crouch is the part most players ignore and the part that decides rounds: ducking under a super punch leaves your opponent wide open on the follow-through. It belongs on the same shelf as Drunken Boxing and Wobbly Boxing, with a cleaner control layout than either.
How to play
Player 1 moves with A and D, crouches with S, punches with F and throws the super punch with G. Player 2 moves with the left and right arrows, crouches with the down arrow, punches with L and supers with K. Both players share one keyboard; knock the other fighter down to take the round.
Controls
- Player 1 — A/D move, S crouch, F punch, G super punch
- Player 2 — ←/→ move, ↓ crouch, L punch, K super punch
- Two players, one keyboard
Tips to win
- Crouch under the super punch. The recovery on it is long enough to give you a free exchange.
- Do not lead with the super. Landing a normal punch first is what creates the opening for it.
- Ragdoll physics means range is unreliable — step in a fraction closer than feels right before committing.
