Lazy Jump

Lazy Jump hands you a completely limp ragdoll and one button. A click makes the body hop, and holding the button down charges a bigger, wilder jump, but the ragdoll has no balance at all, so it lands in a heap, bounces off furniture and slides down stairs in whatever direction physics decides. Steering is less about precision than about learning how the floppy body reacts to each surface.

Every level starts at the top floor of a house and ends at the exit far below, and the route down is packed with obstacles: railings, tight gaps, moving hazards, slippery floors and drops that send your character tumbling past the platform you were aiming for. Power-ups scattered around the rooms give temporary boosts like extra speed, a higher jump or anti-slip grip if you can touch them on the way past. With more than 300 levels it is designed to be relaxing rather than reflex-heavy — the comedy of a body flailing down a staircase is half the point. If you enjoy fighting with awkward physics, try Getting Over It.