Melon Playground is a sandbox-style physics game that gives you the freedom to create, destroy, and experiment in hilarious ways. At first glance, it may look simple, but once you start playing, you realize just how much creativity it allows. I’ve spent hours setting up ragdolls, testing weapons, and watching chaotic scenarios unfold—and every session feels completely different.

The first time I played Melon Playground, I wasn’t sure what to expect. There were no missions, no “win” conditions, just a blank playground filled with endless possibilities. I spawned a few ragdolls, added some weapons, and within seconds, everything descended into delightful chaos. What struck me most was how unpredictable the game is. Sometimes a small explosion leads to a giant chain reaction, and other times, a funny physics glitch makes you laugh harder than you expect.

What I really enjoy is that Melon Playground can be whatever you want it to be. Some days, I use it as a stress reliever—setting up silly experiments and watching them play out. Other times, I challenge myself to create elaborate scenarios, like building structures and testing how much they can withstand. The ragdoll physics are endlessly entertaining, and the variety of items and tools keeps the game feeling fresh.