Falling Dummy
Free to play
Falling Dummy
Game by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
- Category
- Casual
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About Falling Dummy
Falling Dummy begins on the roof of the tallest building at a construction site. You push a dummy over the edge, and from there the fun is in the fall: you control the little figure's body on the way down and steer it so it breaks as many limbs as possible. The more bones that crack on the way, the better the drop has gone.
Despite the crunching premise, the game is meant to be relaxing, and it is drawn in bright, stylized 3D rather than anything realistic. Play is split into a series of levels, and there are skins to dress the dummy in, so the same plunge can look quite different from one go to the next. Keep your phone vertical for it, since the rooftop and the long drop are framed in portrait.
Game provided by GamePix
How to play Falling Dummy
Objective
Push the dummy off the rooftop and control its body during the fall so it breaks as many bones and limbs as possible on each level.
Getting started
- Open the first level on a computer or on a phone held vertically, matching the tall portrait screen.
- Shove the dummy over the edge of the tall building's roof to start the fall.
- Control the dummy's body as it drops, steering it into collisions that will break more bones.
- Finish the fall, then move on to the level after or try a new skin for the dummy.
Tips
- The goal is broken limbs, not a soft landing, so steer the dummy toward collisions rather than away from them.
- Use the full height of the building; a fall from the tallest roof on the site gives you the most time to steer the body.
- Try different skins between levels to keep the falls fresh, since the game offers several looks for the dummy.
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Falling Dummy FAQ
What is the goal in Falling Dummy?
Push the dummy off a tall building and control its body as it falls so it breaks as many bones and limbs as possible. Each level gives you another fall to work with.
Is Falling Dummy violent?
The premise is about breaking a dummy's bones, but the game presents it in bright, stylized 3D and describes the play as relaxing. The figure is a cartoon dummy rather than a realistic body.
Can you change how the dummy looks in Falling Dummy?
Yes, there are skins for the dummy, so you can change its look between falls. The game also spreads the action across a series of levels to work through.