Discussions

When I first launched Melon Playground , I didn’t know what to expect. The graphics were minimalistic, but that worked in the game’s favor. Within minutes, I was dragging characters, placing weapons, and triggering all sorts of chain reactions. One of my favorite moments was setting up a domino-style scenario with explosives—everything went wrong, but that made it even funnier.

The ragdoll physics are the heart of the game. Watching characters stumble, fly across the screen, or get caught in traps feels both ridiculous and satisfying. Sometimes I play to create funny little skits, other times I just unleash chaos with every weapon available. The unpredictability makes every session different, which is why I keep coming back.

Another aspect I enjoy is how stress-free the game feels. There are no objectives, no timers, and no pressure. It’s just you, your imagination, and a bunch of tools to experiment with. In a way, it’s both a comedy show and a stress reliever.