PS4 gets Worms Battlegrounds and Bound, PS3 gets R-Type Dimensions and Rag Doll Kung Fu, and Vita gets Broken Sword 5 and Dungeon Punks. Rag Doll Kung Fu: Fists of Plastic received a critical ...

The physics were neat, and the whole thing just seemed so incredibly weird. Well, the game, Rag Doll Kung Fu, has been picked up to be sold over Valve's Steam service. The game is going to be ...

Rag Doll Kung Fu, a game from Lionhead Entertainment lead artist Mark Healey, is available now via Steam for just $14.95. Featuring a wide collection of single and multiplayer games plus ...

Media Molecule, the studio recently formed by the team responsible for Rag Doll Kung Fu, has revealed it is making a new title for the PlayStation 3. The original IP will be a full-priced game and ...

Rag Doll Kung Fu has been sparring on the PC since 2005, but it's just now made its way to the PlayStation Network with the subtitle Fists of Plastic. The game is built entirely around (and named ...

And boy, is it a weird, woolly one... Titled Rag Doll Kung Fu, the latest Lionhead Studios project is exactly as its namesake implies -- it's a Kung Fu game created and played entirely by use of ...

The brainchild of Lionhead designer Mark Healey, Rag Doll Kung Fu is a unique side-scrolling 3D platformer in that it has absolutely no prescripted animations. All player movements are controlled ...

As mentioned on the Steam news page, the wacky action game Rag Doll Kung Fu from Lionhead artist Mark Healey is now pre-loading on Valve's content delivery system. The game is priced at $12.95 ...

but Valve saw the game at a developer conference and just had to have it on Steam. Anyone wanting to give Rag Doll Kung Fu a try can get it from Steam on October 12th for $12.95.

And the tradition continues with the very quirky, very "different" fighting title Rag Doll Kung Fu. In Rag Doll, you play as a honest to goodness plastic puppet-looking character straight out of a ...

The similarities between Sackboy and a string puppet Bruce Lee may be few, but without Rag Doll Kung-Fu it's doubtful there would have been a LittleBigPlanet. Mark Healey's puppetry-'em-up ...