Ragdoll Hit is a physics fighting game with almost no controls: your character is a floppy ragdoll and you swing at the opponent, with the physics deciding whether that connects, whether it knocks them over, and how ridiculous the result looks.
It's the kind of game that's over in ten seconds and gets played thirty times, especially with two people on one keyboard. The randomness of the ragdoll means neither skill nor practice fully takes over, so matches stay close.
Land a swing while your opponent is off balance or committed to their own. A running swing carries more momentum than a standing one, so movement matters as much as timing.
Yes, on one keyboard with a key each — which is how it's meant to be played. There's also a single-player mode against the computer.
Yes — a light 2D physics game with nothing to install.