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Physics Games

Experiment with gravity, momentum, and collisions in these games where realistic forces drive the action.

About Physics games

In these physics games, you use real-world forces to solve puzzles, build machines, or just cause some chaos. You might find yourself testing out chain reactions and testing impacts on a ragdoll in Buddy Lab Sandbox. If you prefer a challenge of balance and momentum, Monkey Hill Climber asks you to drive over bumpy terrain without flipping over, while Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic has you swinging a robot up a frozen salvage yard. You can also use physics for defense; in Aegis Siege: Archon’s Reach, you bounce projectiles off walls to take out advancing enemies. Whether you are building complex marble tracks or stretching funny faces, you have to think about how objects move, fall, and collide to succeed.

Questions

Can I build my own physics experiments?

Yes, games like Marble Machine Maker let you construct custom tracks, while Powder Reaction Lab lets you mix elements to see how they react.

Are there games where I can use my own pictures?

You can upload your own photos in Meme Stretcher Sandbox to pull and distort them on an elastic grid.

How do I move the robot in Scrap Climb: One Arm Logic?

You swing the one-armed robot by grabbing pieces of scrap and using your momentum to launch yourself higher up the salvage yard.