About This Game

DODGEBALL DISORDER

Dodgeball Disorder is a chaotic online multiplayer dodgeball game where throwing the ball is only half the battle. Dodge, catch, aim, and send your opponents flying with physics-based hits, ridiculous ragdoll reactions and face expressions.

Step into a school gym where a normal dodgeball match has somehow turned into complete disorder. Play with or against other players, survive the chaos, and try to leave with at least a small amount of dignity.

THROW. DODGE. SURVIVE.

Every hit matters. Time your throws, avoid incoming balls and use movement to stay in the fight. Hard hits can send players tumbling across the gym with physics-driven reactions.

DIFFERENT WAYS TO CAUSE PROBLEMS

Matches can completely change depending on the game mode.

Classic
Score hits for your team. When the match ends, the team with the most hit points wins.

Last Team Standing
Getting hit has consequences. Keep your team alive and make sure the other one runs out of players first.

Free-For-All
No teams. No friends. Everybody is a perfectly acceptable target.

Prison Dodge
Getting hit sends you out of the main play area. Use the recovery zones around enemy territory to fight your way back into the match.

PHYSICS-BASED CHAOS

Players react differently depending on how they are hit. Dodgeballs, movement and ragdoll physics turn simple throws into unpredictable moments.

Sometimes you make the perfect throw.

Sometimes your teammate takes it directly to the face.

Both count as gameplay.

A GYM WITH QUESTIONABLE SUPERVISION

The school gym is filled with props, signs, ridiculous posters and small environmental jokes. Look around between throws — although staring at the walls during a dodgeball match is generally considered a bad survival strategy.

ONLINE MULTIPLAYER

Jump into online matches, compete against other players and communicate using in-game text and voice chat.

Dodgeball Disorder is easy to understand: get the ball, throw the ball, and preferably don't be the person the ball hits.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used to assist in creating a small number of visual assets, including decorative posters and a character model. No AI content is generated during gameplay.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Dodgeball Disorder is a cartoon multiplayer dodgeball party game. It contains mild cartoon violence, crude humor, and cartoon depictions of recreational drug use.

Violence: players throw dodgeballs at each other, causing exaggerated physics-based ragdoll reactions. A cartoon bomb ball knocks nearby players over. There is no blood, gore, dismemberment, or realistic injury.

Drug references: some special balls ("sillyballs") thrown into the match by the coach reference drugs in a cartoon way. A cannabis-themed "Puffball" (a green ball with leaf decorations) makes the player it hits inhale and exhale smoke and become "stoned" for a short time: slower controls, dilated pupils, and a blurred, swaying screen. A "Rave Ball" gives the hit player a short cartoon psychedelic "trip" with hallucination visuals. These effects are temporary gameplay handicaps, not rewards. The gym also contains cannabis-themed decorations, such as a cartoon sun smoking a joint, next to "Don't Do Drugs!" posters.

Crude humor: a poop ball leaves poop stains on players, and characters fart and burp at random moments. Some environmental text and jokes contain mild crude or dark humor.

Other: explosions, flickering lamps, screen shake, and trip visuals include flashing effects that may affect photosensitive players. Online matches include unmoderated voice chat (open microphone with voice detection) and text chat with other players.

The game does not contain sexual content, nudity, self-harm, sexual violence, or alcohol or tobacco use.