People Playground

People Playground is an indie sandbox where there is no plot or rules, but there are tools for experimenting with mannequins. You can drag bodies across the screen, drop them from heights, build obstacle courses, and assemble devices like torture chambers. Tools allow you to pause time, glue an object and build a chain of events from simple details. There is plenty of entertainment: accidents, mechanisms on ropes, explosions and launching something heavy into the crowd. Various test subjects are available for experiments - a fragile person, a much more durable robot, a spider, and a regular or improved turret that opens fire on everything that moves. Robots are stronger than people, and turrets shoot at a target as long as there is ammo and something to destroy. Physics works honestly: limbs break, objects bounce, and homemade structures behave as intended or as they turned out. This is why the community has been coming up with new scenarios for years and sharing them through the Workshop. There are many mods, and they add creatures, weapons and entire sets of ready-made scenes. A separate part of the fun is building mechanisms using logical elements: doors, catapults, traps and entire factories for destroying mannequins are assembled from simple parts. The more complex the design, the more interesting it is to see what goes wrong. The resulting accidents and mechanisms can be saved and shown to others, turning the game into a playground for experimentation. Anyone who likes physical experiences without consequences can have fun here for ten minutes or for an evening.