Ragdoll Playground Wiki — Codes, Weapons & Powers

Yes. The developer prints three codes directly in the official Roblox description: RELEASE, 1MVISIT and 15KTHANKS. All three were still listed when the page was checked on October 31, 2026. The description never states what the codes grant, so this wiki does not claim a reward amount for any of them. Treat any site that promises a specific payout as unverified.

The official description names five weapon families: guns, swords, chainsaws, bombs and nukes. It does not list individual models inside those families, does not publish damage values and does not describe unlock requirements. Any page quoting exact weapon statistics is guessing, because the developer has not published those numbers anywhere on the game page.

Four environmental powers appear in the official description: black holes, tornadoes, meteors and time stop. Slow motion is a separate feature mapped to the G key, not the same thing as time stop. Each power changes the room rather than only the dummy, so the interesting tests come from stacking a power on top of a weapon effect that is already running.

Yes. Zombies, aliens, skeletons and a dragon are all named on the official game page, and the description also refers to creatures generically, which suggests the spawn list is broader than those four names. Because the developer publishes no health or damage figures, creature comparisons on this wiki are descriptive rather than numerical.

Left click grabs and flings the ragdoll, right click uses the item you are holding, G toggles slow motion, Space pauses the room, H heals everyone, R resets the room and F1 displays every key. That is the complete official list. Mobile players get touch equivalents of the two mouse actions, but the developer does not document a separate mobile key layout.

Yes. Ragdoll Playground is a free Roblox experience, and the game page lists no game passes and no badges, so there is no paid progression layer to buy into. You only need a Roblox account and the Roblox client on PC, mobile or console. Because there is no monetisation listed, codes are the only published reward channel.