Physics games

Games built on real physics

In a physics game, nothing is scripted: the ball rolls, the rope swings and the tower falls because of weight, speed and bounce. That makes every attempt a little different, and the fun is in learning how things move.

In Doodle Rescue you draw one line, then gravity takes over and your line has to keep everyone safe. Swing Buddy is all about momentum as you swing from peg to peg, and Peg Pop launches Kepo to bounce off pegs on the way down. In Kepo Drop, soft blobs tumble and squish in a jar until matching sizes merge.

For something bigger, Wobbly Wheels drives a wobbly buggy over hills, ramps, seesaws and bridges, Kepo Mini Golf putts round slopes, bumpers and windmills, and Kepo Kaboom knocks buildings down with bombs and meteors.

Questions

What makes a game a physics game?

Things move by real rules: gravity, speed, bounce and weight. You plan a shot or a line, and the physics decides what happens.

Which physics game is the most relaxing?

Kepo Mini Golf and Kepo Drop have no timers. Kepo Kaboom is pure fun: there is no wrong way to knock things down.

Every game here is made in-house by the KepoGames studio.