Body Drop

Body Drop turns a dummy and a set of structures into a physics challenge. Launch balls at the dummy and observe how the impacts change its movement and fall. The objective is to produce damage through the resulting collisions, so the opening contact matters as well as the surfaces the dummy reaches afterward.

Mouse controls and camera

Use the left mouse button to launch balls, the right mouse button to rotate the camera, and the wheel to zoom in or out. Inspect the structure from a clear angle before firing. A close view helps with the contact point, while a wider view makes the next ledge or landing easier to understand. The documented controls use a mouse; do not assume every camera action has an equivalent touch gesture.

Plan one impact at a time

Choose the part of the dummy you intend to hit, predict its first movement, and let the fall resolve before deciding whether another action would help. Compare similar attempts by changing one choice at a time. A dramatic tumble alone does not explain which shot worked; watch the actual contact sequence and the feedback displayed in the game.

The Body Drop aiming and camera guide develops that experiment-based approach. For a different objective after a few tests, browse the Action collection.