Ragdoll MMA Wiki

1. Open Controls. Read the inputs for your device. In the layout with Training, use Training → Learn to Fight → Controls Guide.
2. Choose an arm mode in Settings. Simple Arm uses clicks to punch; Full Arm uses a held mouse button and mouse movement to guide an arm. Choose the input style you prefer.
3. Practice contact. Try moving, landing punches and kicks, and establishing a grip in training before facing another player.
4. Join a casual fight. In the layout with a Fight sidebar, select Fight → Quick Fight, labeled Casual matchmaking.

An ordinary fall does not end the bout. You can still move and fight on the ground while the round is active; Space requests a get-up on PC.

• Move and control arms: Use WASD to move, left mouse for the left arm, and right mouse for the right arm.
• Simple Arm punches: Click for a straight, R + click for a hook, or C + click for an uppercut. Full Arm instead uses a held mouse button and mouse movement to guide the arm.
• Q/E outside grab mode: Control the left/right kick. For guided kicks, hold the key and move the mouse.
• Q/E in grab mode: Switch the left/right arm into punching mode instead of controlling kicks.
• Space: Jump while standing or request a get-up while grounded.

• Change perspective: Press LeftAlt on PC to toggle camera views.
• Look around while gripping: Release the limb-control input after securing a grip. The grip can remain attached while the camera moves freely; holding a limb-control input locks the camera for guidance.
• Mute music: Open Settings → Music Volume and reduce it to 0%.
• Adjust the view: Settings includes FOV, camera sensitivity, controller camera sensitivity, and Center Dot. Sensitivity affects camera movement only, and preferences save across devices.

• Guide a standing kick on PC: Stay outside grab mode. Hold Q for the left leg or E for the right, sweep the mouse sideways to kick, and move it vertically to adjust height. Release the key to retract the leg.
• Reach the head: Press Space to jump before kicking toward a standing opponent’s head. You can still be hit during the attempt, and a jump kick does not guarantee a knockdown or knockout.
• Fix missed punches: Watch for the small white hit-feedback square. If attacks keep missing, change your distance or angle before repeating them. Pace your attacks and look for a counter after the opponent overcommits.

To establish a grip on PC, use a ruleset that permits grappling:

1. Reach: Move close and press G to enter grab mode.
2. Make contact: Hold the left or right mouse button and guide that hand onto the opponent. Pressing G alone does not secure a hold.
3. Maintain or reposition: Release the mouse button to keep the grip; press it again to reposition that hand. G releases all of your own grips, not the opponent’s holds.

• Lift and slam: Secure both hand grips, look up to lift, then look down to slam.
• Respond to joint danger: JOINT PRESSURE · ON YOU means your joint is under pressure. When JOINT AT RISK · RELIEVE PRESSURE appears, prioritize trying to disengage from the dangerous position.

• Move while grounded: Use WASD and mouse aim on PC to crawl and turn toward a reachable target.
• Punch with or without a grip: Where striking is allowed, either arm can punch normally. To hold and strike, keep one hand gripping and use Q to switch the left arm to punching or E for the right. Attack with that arm using your selected Simple or Full controls.
• Guide legs while gripping: Hold R for the left leg or T for the right and move the mouse. Fast sweeps kick; slow movement positions the leg. Releasing holds the pose, and Space / Get Up resets it.
• Return to standing: Press Space to request a get-up. It is not an instant escape, and a clinch can remain after you stand. Even from top position, the opponent can still punch back.

• Learn inputs: Open Training → Learn to Fight → Guided Training for free lessons with a practice partner and instant resets.
• Repeat attacks freely: Open Fight Now → Practice for hanging punching bags in The Gym. Adjust your position until your attacks connect and the bag swings.
• Practice against an opponent: Open Fight Now → Fight a Bot and choose Easy, Medium, or Hard. Start with Easy while learning to apply your controls during a fight.

The host needs Personal Gym; invited guests join free. Invite Roblox friends who are currently in Ragdoll MMA to your dedicated, invitation-only training server.

• Equipment: An octagon, jiu-jitsu mats, heavy bags, torso targets, and speed bags.
• Training partners: Place multiple bots and choose Peaceful, Easy, Medium, or Hard. Peaceful is a private-gym option; the regular Fight a Bot menu offers Easy, Medium, and Hard.

• Casual matchmaking: In the Fight sidebar layout, choose Fight → Quick Fight. Casual searches can find opponents across servers.
• Team fights: Open Fight Now → 2v2 Team Fights or 3v3 Team Fights for teams of two or three. The 2v2 entry offers team formation, server challenges, or matchmaking; 3v3 lists random teammates and ranked play among its options.
• Grappling without strikes: Choose Fight Now → Wrestling for grappling and submissions. Striking is prohibited.
• Striking without grappling: Choose Fight Now → Stand and Bang for punches and kicks. Grappling and wrestling are prohibited.
• Choose or watch a server opponent: Fight Now → Fight a Player challenges someone in your current server; Spectate Fights watches live fights in that server.

• Placements: Complete five Ranked matches to finish placements. Losses advance the counter too; five wins are not required.
• Bout length: Ranked bouts are scheduled for five rounds of 90 seconds each. A finish can end the fight early.
• Canceling versus leaving: Use Cancel search while the game is still searching. Leaving an assigned Ranked match counts as one loss, even if a cancellation button remains visible.

Decisions add the points awarded in each round. Full-fight strike totals or visible injuries do not directly decide the winner.

Effective striking, established takedowns, and ground control contribute to scoring. Active offense during control earns more than simply retaining the position. After a decision, open Official Score, compare each round’s points, and read its explanation alongside the statistics.

Read each measurement’s benefits and penalties together. At 6'0" height, the modifiers are +6% kick power and +3% takedown vulnerability.

Choose 170 lb for the smaller acceleration and get-up penalties, or 180 lb for more power and lift resistance. A positive get-up-time modifier means longer to stand, not faster recovery.

1. Select one stat: Open Roll Your Stats and choose Height, Wingspan, or Weight.
2. Check the active price: Read the selected stat’s ROLL button and currency requirement before spending.
3. Wait for ROLLED: The completed result replaces that measurement. It can be lower or repeat your current value; passing animation values are not the awarded result.

Do not assume purchased Cash satisfies an Earned Cash requirement.

Odds apply to one exact result on the selected stat’s table. For example, 7'0" Height, 7'8" Wingspan, and 235 lb Weight each have a listed chance of 1 in 9,000 on their respective tables. This does not promise the result within 9,000 attempts. Standard odds do not apply to Lucky rolls.

Match wins award 10 Cash per win. Other sources include Fight cash packs and duplicate crate payouts, with refunds following the corresponding crate’s rules.

Select the plus beside your balance to open Fight cash:

Among these four packs, 180 Cash for 199 Robux gives the most Cash per Robux. 10 Cash for 19 Robux has the lowest upfront Robux cost.

Use the gift button beside a pack to start purchasing that pack for another fighter. It does not transfer your existing wallet balance.

• Listen first: Open Crates → Sound and select Preview beside a sound. Previewing plays the sound; it does not select your crate reward.
• Choose a spending option: KO Sound Crate offers Open for 70 Cash or Buy for 99 Robux. These are separate options.
• Duplicate payout: A duplicate KO Sound Crate reward returns 50 Cash. If a 70 Cash opening gives a duplicate with that payout, the net cost is 20 Cash; you still need 70 Cash upfront.
• Read individual odds: Heavy Hit, Air Horn, Ground Breaker, Spring Loaded, Steel Slash, and Whistle Stop each display rounded odds of 1 in 25, approximately 4%. These six sounds are part of the reward pool, and the odds do not guarantee a particular sound within 25 openings.

These features change your appearance or celebration without improving combat stats:

• Gear styles: With Premium Fight Gear already unlocked, mix gloves and trunks from Satin, Gold Trim, Camo, Lightning, and Heritage, preview your fighter, and save the loadout. The pass is listed as not for sale.
• Gear colors: Fighter Colors separately unlocks glove and trunk colors, including a matching-color option. Premium Fight Gear does not include this color unlock.
• Tattoos: With Tattoo Studio unlocked, choose from six designs for the arms, chest, back, and legs. Adjust placement, size, and ink opacity, then preview and save.
• Jewelry: With Jewelry unlocked, mix chains, watches, and diamond stud earrings, then save your look.
• Celebrations: With Victory Pack already unlocked, choose Double Fist Salute, Champion Flex, or Respect Bow in the menu for your post-fight celebration. The pack is listed as not for sale.

These four passes are listed for sale. Premium Fight Gear and Victory Pack are listed as not for sale.

None of the six passes grants a direct combat stat advantage. If you only want to recolor your equipment, choose Fighter Colors; the separate Premium Fight Gear unlock provides gear styles.