Arm Simulator is the kind of 'intentionally clunky' physics game that leads to endless laughter and frustration in equal measure. Similar to games like Surgeon Simulator, the challenge comes from the ragdoll physicsβyou have to manually control a hand to solve increasingly ridiculous puzzles. One level you're feeding someone, the next you're helping a couple get married or rescuing an animal.
The game's charm lies in its variety. With over 700 levels, the developers are constantly introducing new scenarios like parking cars or building color towers. The physics can be finicky, and the ad frequency is high, but the 'eureka' moment when you finally get the arm to do what you want is incredibly rewarding. Itβs a great 'boredom killer' that doesn't take itself too seriously and keeps things fresh with constant updates and new 'Story' levels.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 2.9.7Tue Dec 23 2025
minor improvement
A funny physics-based arm simulator game.
Can you move hand to solve all the puzzles?
Requires iOSΒ 13.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPodΒ touch.A funny physics-based arm simulator game.
Can you move hand to solve all the puzzles?


















Arm Simulator is a funny, physics-driven puzzle game that challenges your dexterity and patience. Players must manipulate a ragdoll arm to complete various tasks across hundreds of levels. The scenarios range from the mundane, like feeding characters, to the extraordinary, such as rescuing animals or participating in a wedding story. With a recently updated UI, new 'Home' system for room customization, and a vast array of level types including parking and photo matching, it's a constantly evolving physics playground.
Over 700 unique physics-based levels
Funny 'Story Levels' featuring weddings and rescues
New 'Home System' to customize your own rooms
Diverse mini-games: Parking, Color Tower, and Photo Matching
Satisfying (and often hilarious) ragdoll interactions
The physics engine is sensitive; large, sweeping motions with the joystick will usually result in the arm flailing uncontrollably. Use tiny, incremental movements to 'inch' the hand toward your objective. In 'Rescue' levels, focus on securing a grip before attempting to lift or pull.
Players use on-screen controls to move an arm in 3D space. Each level has a specific goal (e.g., 'Put the ring on the finger'). Success depends on understanding the ragdoll's weight and the friction of the objects you're interacting with.
Yes, the developers frequently add new levels, story arcs, and features like the 'Home System' and holiday-themed updates.