The casual video game known as Melon Playground belongs to the ragdoll/physics sandbox subgenre. In this game, you are given an open space in which you can position a variety of living beings and treat them in any manner you see fit. At the very beginning of melon playground, players are tasked with selecting the kind of map they would like to play on. Following that, you are able to incorporate a variety of different items into the map by utilizing the dropdown menu that is positioned on the left side of the screen. For example, there are beings that are composed of fruit and have the appearance of humans. They are able to move, experience suffering, and eventually pass away (but you don't have to feel guilty, because they are simply individuals made of watermelons and melons). There is also a wide variety of weapons and items that you can use to fight back against them. The generated text has been blocked by our content filters. You have the option to resume the scenario or to build a new one if you become fatigued. In the game Melon Playground, you are able to explore physics by putting characters in a variety of scenarios and seeing their reactions to the various things in the environment. In essence, the idea behind any sandbox is that you are free to do whatever you want (albeit in this particular instance, the goal is to inflict damage on imaginary animals.