Oz Breakdance
Drag a breakdancer's limbs into the targets and let physics do the rest.
About this game
Oz Breakdance is a physics playground disguised as a dance battle. A ragdoll dancer stands in a neon arena, and your job is to drag their hands, feet and head into glowing targets while the clock runs down. Every limb is a loose physics joint, so the body swings, flops and crumples exactly like a real dancer mid-move. Hit a target and you earn five extra seconds to keep the round alive. There is no right choreography — just find your flow, score the hits, and see how long you can keep the set going.
How to play
Drag the dancer's hands, feet or head into the matching glowing targets and let physics do the rest. Drag the floor to orbit the camera, and scroll or pinch to zoom in and out. Each target you hit adds five seconds to the clock, so keep the combos coming to extend the round.
Controls: Touch / tap
Tips & Strategy
- Grab the limbs closest to a target first — short drags score faster than hauling a far limb across the arena.
- Orbit the camera to line up a clean view before you pull a limb, so you are not fighting the angle.
- Chase targets near the dancer's center of mass; reaching for distant ones sends the whole body flopping.
- Keep a steady rhythm of grab-and-hit instead of pausing — the clock is your real opponent.
