I'd be interested to know how the scoring system works for this game. I would assume it just looks the the angles between the joints and measures based on how close they are to your chosen angles, but I am not at all sure.

I like the concept of the game, I think its really creative! I wish that the body part that the player is focusing on was highlighted so that its easier to tell what your changing. I also think it would be cool if you had to make a specific pose to win the game or something. 

I really like the setup/story behind the game, it's really charming! I also like being able to stop each limb how I want to, giving me a decent amount of control. For the scoring system, it looks like you score more points by making the limbs go everywhere and out of place. A good way to spice up the gameplay could be to give the player a specific pose to match and have them try to make that pose as well as they can. This could give the player a more concrete goal for the core game loop.

But this was a really engaging experience, especially making really crazy poses!

I love the ragdoll effect the player has!!! I somehow got the arm jammed inside the body and it was pretty goof!!! I have no idea how the scoring system works but I had a lot of fun just rag-dolling the characters limbs and making some goofy poses!!!!

Absolutely hilarious, I had a ton of fun lol The game is pretty simple and intuitive, which I think is great for letting players get straight to making goofy poses. The ragdoll physics are awesome, and there’s a ton of different poses you can make out of them! I really like the text box at the beginning. The photographer is super emotive, especially with how the text moves around. I actually ended up breaking the game a little bit, getting the model’s limbs stuck in a certain way that made everything jitter around violently. But honestly, that just made the game even funnier, so I don’t mind lol Super cool, and super creative!

Love the ragdoll physics! Fun use of the theme!

Very fun and goofy! I think it's the most creative use of the theme imo that I've played so far!