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Ragdoll Physics Experiments won Best Indie Game at Game Anglia Festival 2026

Ragdoll Physics Experiments · published 6 Feb 2026, 21:07 UTC

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Today was properly surreal.

We exhibited RMF’s Ragdoll Physics Experiments at Game Anglia Festival 2026, met loads of super talented students each on their own journeys into the world of game development. It was an honour to spend the day surrounded by so many people who genuinely love making games. The festival celebrates the East of England games scene and was hosted at the University of Suffolk.

And then the awards happened… and RPX won Best Independent Game.

Thank you to Game Anglia for putting on such a welcoming event, and to everyone who came over to play, give feedback, laugh at the chaos, and ask the kind of questions that make me want to sprint back to my dev cave and add even more stupid and unnecessary features.

Huge congrats to the rest of the showcase lineup too. It was stacked.

If you’ve been following along for a while, this one means a lot. We’re a tiny team, building something comical, physics-heavy, and intentionally ridiculous, and getting recognition for it is a proper boost.

This is our second award and we’ve only done two shows so far. As usual genuinely proud. So, thank you for wishlisting, sharing clips, leaving feedback, and generally enabling our terrible ideas. I;ve said it before and I'll say it again. You’re the reason we get to keep making this.