Build trap-filled sandboxes, crash a stickman, and earn points from every painful collision in No Pain No Gain. Pure ragdoll chaos.
No Pain No Gain is a ragdoll physics sandbox game where you drop a stickman into your own homemade nightmare. You don't control the stickman. You control everything around him. He falls from a high platform, and your job is to make sure he doesn't stop bouncing, scraping, spinning, or crashing for as long as possible. Place spinning hammers, rotating saws, moving chains, staircases, angled platforms - anything that keeps his limp ragdoll body in motion.
When the stickman's head smacks a hammer, points pop out. When his leg drags across a spinning saw, he gets more points. When he tumbles down a staircase, hitting every step on the way down. The game counts every scrape, every bounce, and every awkward limb fold. Even when he just slides along a wall for two seconds, tiny points keep spawning. Longer movement paths mean more collisions. More collisions mean bigger rewards. If you want to know how to earn points fast in No Pain No Gain online, the answer is simple: build chains, not single traps. A hammer that launches him into a saw. A saw that spins him into a staircase. A staircase that drops him onto a moving chain. The stickman never stops moving, so the points never stop flowing.

Use left mouse button to drag, drop obstacles anywhere and drag to move camera.
Two spinning saws at the bottom. A moving chain above them. A staircase above the chain. One spinning hammer off to the left. Stickman fell, hit the staircase, and tumbled down. It landed on the chain, slid sideways, and dropped between the two saws. Then the saws kept hitting him – left arm, right leg, left arm, right leg. Each pop lifted him an inch. Never touched the ground. Points exploded every half second.
After twenty seconds, a saw launched him upward. The hammer slapped him back down. Same cycle repeated. Thirty seconds before he finally slid off. Pure chaos. Couldn't rebuild it again. That's ragdoll magic for you. This is exactly why ragdoll physics sandbox games like No Pain No Gain never get boring – every drop is different, and the craziest moments can't be planned.