Melon Playground is a lighthearted video game that belongs to the ragdoll and physics sandbox genres. In this game, you have access to an open world in which you may put all types of living animals and then mistreat them in any way you see fit.

A unique Sandbox game for mobile

Melon Playground is a game that lets players experiment with different aspects of physics to observe how different things affect the behavior of the characters. Simply said, you are free to engage in whatever activity you like, which is the defining characteristic of every sandbox (although in this case, the aim is to cause harm to fictional creatures).

Simulation of accidents

When you are watching a movie or playing a video game, you may find that you are thinking to yourself that a specific combat or shooting sequence might have been executed more effectively. Now is your chance to show that those compliments are not just empty words on your part!

In Melon Playground, you have the opportunity to put yourself in the role of a producer and stage some of the most incredible scenes of devastation. To do this, you have access to a wide variety of people, weapons, cars, and other things that may be combined in any manner you can imagine. Then all you have to do is press the play button and watch!

Play your own way

When you start a new game in Melon Playground, the first thing you do is select the kind of map you want to play on. After that, you will see a dropdown menu on the left that allows you to add a variety of features to the map. For instance, there are beings made of fruit that have the appearance of humans and have the ability to move, experience pain, and pass away (but you don’t need to feel guilty because they’re simply people made of watermelons and melons). You also have access to a wide variety of weapons and things that you may use to combat them.

Deal damage to your character

You can inject their bodies with acid, shoot them, hit them with a variety of objects, revive them with another type of injection, monitor their vital signs, detonate a bomb, attempt to put them back together, put helmets on them, put armor on them, see how they fare against various attacks and anything else you can think of. You have the option to either start the scenario over or create a new one if you feel fatigue setting in.