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Fun multiplayer ragdoll brawler — low MB, play offline, punch and kick fight
Welcome to Party Paws – the ultimate funny ragdoll fighting game. Get ready for crazy combat, wacky characters, and pure physics-based fun. Whether you're smashing enemies online or playing offline, Party Paws delivers a hilarious mix of action and chaos — all in a lightweight game that runs smoothly on any phone. Gameplay & Features • Active ragdoll mechanics that make every fight unique and unpredictable • Simple tap-and-fight controls, perfect for quick play or longer sessions • Fast-paced gameplay that keeps you engaged • Play solo, team, or power-based smash matches — with more modes coming soon • Animal fighters with special moves and fun personalities Character and Customization • Choose from a variety of adorable fighters like dogs, dino, and more • Customize how you fight and look in every match Online and Offline Modes • Play real-time PvP battles against players worldwide • No Wi-Fi needed – enjoy offline battles against smart AI • Team up or challenge opponents solo • Full controller support available Device-Friendly • Low MB game size, perfect for devices with limited storage • Lag-free and battery-friendly even on older phones • Optimized for all Android smartphones and tablets Rewards and Progression • Collect daily rewards, coins, and gems • Unlock new fighters, arenas, and game features as you play • Earn bonuses by watching short ads Game Themes • A funny ragdoll fighting game with sandbox-style physics • Perfect party animals brawler for friends and family • Combines action, casual gameplay, and silly physics combat Download now to enjoy chaotic, adorable, and fun ragdoll battles on mobile
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Downloads
Low confidence5.6K
From install count ÷ months since release
In-app revenue
Low confidence$3.8K
From downloads × revenue per download
Ads
$1.2K
$620 – $2.5K
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Total
$5.0K
In-app + ads
Google Play only. Downloads from daily Top free ranks (or the store's install count); in-app revenue from Top grossing ranks, calibrated on AppTweak's US estimates, or else from downloads; ads from public ad benchmarks. Not reported figures.