Melon Sandbox x Poppy Playtime

Physics experiments with no rules and no goals make up Melon Sandbox, a simulation game published by playducky.com. Players get a playground of ragdoll characters and a large toolkit, then see what happens when things collide, break or explode.

The listing describes a sandbox built around realistic ragdoll physics. Objects can be thrown and smashed, and interactions between different items are the main source of fun. A big arsenal covers firearms, melee weapons, explosives and vehicles, and custom devices let players crush, burn or vaporise the ragdolls. There are several maps to explore, and players can build their own arena for destruction. Nothing in the description points to levels or a story; the appeal is open-ended creativity with a violent, cartoonish slant. Players decide what to build, what to test and when a scene is finished, which gives it the feel of a digital toy box more than a game with an ending.

It averages 4.7 from more than 1.3 million ratings, with 85% five stars and 4% one star, and has 100,000,000+ installs. The game is free, ad supported and offers in-app purchases from $0.49 up to $259.99 per item. Updates are frequent, the latest dated 2026-09-11, and we list 58 versions, the newest being 38.0.1 at 357.5 MB. It needs Android 7.1 or newer and is rated Teen, which fits the weapon-heavy content.

Players who enjoy tinkering with physics and inventing their own scenarios will find a lot of freedom here. Anyone who wants structured goals or a non-violent game should look elsewhere, and younger children fall outside the Teen rating.