Physics Climber is a ragdoll physics game where players control a climber navigating obstacles by grabbing and pulling themselves up. The game runs on the MIT Scratch engine made by Piticlero and features over 13,000 blocks, creating varied challenges. Players use the W or I keys to push upward after grabbing surfaces like stone, wood, or ropes—though moving too fast on stone makes the climber slip. Green moss-covered surfaces can’t be grabbed, forcing players to slide past them. The goal is simple: reach the green circle without falling into the water. Some levels require collecting yellow key circles before finishing. The controls are straightforward—each arm moves independently, making precision key to success. For quick access, players can find Physics Climber online for free. The game’s realistic physics and simple mechanics make it both frustrating and addictive. How to Play: How to Play: wasd: move left hand ijkl: move right hand c: grab with left hand n: grab with right hand w: push up left arm (when left hand is grabbing) i: push up right arm (when right hand is grabbing) r: respawn p: pause mouse wheel or up/down arrows: change zoom