People Playground is a physics sandbox where you experiment on ragdoll figures using an arsenal of lethal tools. You've got firearms, blades, fire, poison, explosives, and industrial machinery at your disposal in an open workspace. The ragdolls react to damage with realistic physics—limbs detach, bodies crumple, burns spread. There's no objective or story. You spawn objects, arrange scenarios, and see what happens when force meets flesh. The toolset includes syringes for chemical effects, lasers for precision cuts, and crushers for blunt trauma. It's essentially a physics playground with morbid applications, appealing to anyone curious about cause-and-effect destruction without consequence. The interface is straightforward: drag items from menus, place ragdolls, activate devices. If you've ever wondered how different damage types interact or just want to build elaborate Rube Goldberg death traps, that's the entire premise.
