What is Ragdoll Robot Boxing?
Ragdoll Robot Boxing is a Roblox experience by the group Ragdoll Physics Experiences. Its Roblox description sums it up: "Pick a robot, walk up to a ring, and box someone. Every punch is real physics, so no two fights play out the same."
| Item | As shown by Roblox (Nov 5, 2026) |
|---|---|
| Developer | Ragdoll Physics Experiences (Roblox group) |
| Genre | Action / Battlegrounds & Fighting |
| Created | Oct 20, 2026 |
| Server size | 20 players per server, 10 rings |
| Badges | 24 |
| Visits | 1,203,617 (snapshot, changes constantly) |
| Devices | PC, phone and controller |
How to play Ragdoll Robot Boxing
Everything below comes from the game's own Roblox description; we have not added tactics of our own.
- Pick a robot and walk up to a ring to start a fight.
- Fight real players or bots, with bot difficulty from Easy all the way up to Champion.
- Moves: duck, weave, block, and throw hooks and uppercuts. Every punch is physics-driven, so no two fights play out the same.
- Each robot has its own special move.
- Damage is visible: dents show up exactly where you get hit.
- Unlock robots by spinning. Some robots are described as really rare. Spins are what most codes below give you.
- Badges and leaderboards: 24 badges to collect, and leaderboards in the hub.
Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes
Last collected: Nov 5, 2026, from IGN (page updated Nov 4, 2026) and Eurogamer (page updated Nov 5, 2026). Codes can expire at any time and we have not tested them in the game, so treat this as a list of what those sources showed on that date, not a promise that every code still works.
Where the two sources list a different reward, both are shown.
| Code | Reward (as listed) | Listed by | Collected |
|---|---|---|---|
MINIUPD Listed by Eurogamer only | 20 Lucky Spins | Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
2500LIKES | 20 Lucky Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
2000LIKES | 20 Lucky Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
1800LIKES | 20 Lucky Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
1500LIKES | 50 Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
800 LIKES Includes a space between 800 and LIKES | 10 Spins + 10 Lucky Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
UPDATETIME | 25 Lucky Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
SORRYPLS Sources disagree on the reward type | 30 Spins (IGN) 30 Lucky Spins (Eurogamer) | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
400LIKES Sources disagree on the reward type | 20 Spins (IGN) 20 Lucky Spins (Eurogamer) | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
ROBOTBOXING | 500 Gears | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
RELEASE | 300 Gears + 3 Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
HEAVYMETAL | 2 Spins | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
SCRAPJAW | 1 Lucky Spin | IGN, Eurogamer | Nov 5, 2026 |
Expired codes
Both sources list these codes as expired:
How to redeem Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes
- Launch Ragdoll Robot Boxing in Roblox.
- Open the Codes menu. Eurogamer describes it as a Codes button on the left of the screen.
- Type or paste a code into the code box. Copy it exactly, including any space (for example
800 LIKES). - Confirm. IGN describes this as clicking the green check mark; Eurogamer says to press "Redeem".
These steps follow IGN's and Eurogamer's guides as of Nov 5, 2026. The button may look different after a game update.
FAQ
Are these codes guaranteed to work?
No. We list what IGN and Eurogamer showed on the collection date above and did not redeem the codes ourselves. If a code fails, it may have expired.
Why do some rewards say "Spins" in one source and "Lucky Spins" in another?
For SORRYPLS and 400LIKES the two sources disagree on the reward type. We show both rather than guess.
Why is MINIUPD only listed by Eurogamer?
On the collection date IGN's list did not include it. We don't know whether IGN had not added it yet.
What do codes give?
According to the listings: Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears. Spins are used to unlock new robots.
Is there a Discord server?
IGN's codes page links to a Discord server named "Ragdoll Robot Boxing" (discord.com/invite/gXfMRw2A7C). We have not confirmed who runs it.
Is this site made by the game's developer?
No. It is an unofficial fan guide, not affiliated with Ragdoll Physics Experiences or Roblox. See About.