Rag Doll Kung Fu
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About This Game
Rag Doll Kung Fu is a indie game with both single-player and multiplayer modes, developed by Mark Healey and released in 2005. With an estimated 5,000 copies sold, it is considered a niche release on Steam. Community ratings across Steam average 78.5/100 — a generally positive reception overall. According to player data, the main story takes around 1.87 hours, with side content bringing that to 3.05 hours, and a completionist run can reach 5.25 hours. Players commonly describe it as 2D Fighter, Martial Arts, Intentionally Awkward Controls, Physics and Multiplayer.
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User Reviews
78.5
Overall Score / 100
7.9/10
Steam (135 reviews)
Playtime Estimates
1.87h
🎯 Main Story
3.05h
⭐ Main + Sides
5.25h
💯 Completionist
Based on 14 player submissions
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Game Information
Release Date
October 12, 2005
Developer
Mark Healey
Publisher
Mark Healey
Platforms
Windows
Price
$0.99
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Copies Sold (VISE)
Low Data
VRI ScoreLearning
N/A
VRI (Vorythic Recommendation Index) a single number indicating whether the game is worth your time. Built from game data, putting real players' opinions above progressive 'critics'.
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System Requirements
🪟 Windows
Minimum
Pentium3 800 MHz (or compatible), 256 MB RAM, GeForce 2 (or compatible), Windows 98, Internet connection for Steam
Will be choppy with 8 AI players or in a big online game. Multi mice will only work with Windows XP
Recommended: Pentium4 1500 MHz (or compatible), 512MB RAM, DirectX 9 compatible graphics card, Windows XP, Internet connection for Steam
Will work fine with most DirectX 9 compatible graphics cards.
Will be choppy with 8 AI players or in a big online game. Multi mice will only work with Windows XP
Recommended: Pentium4 1500 MHz (or compatible), 512MB RAM, DirectX 9 compatible graphics card, Windows XP, Internet connection for Steam
Will work fine with most DirectX 9 compatible graphics cards.
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