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Melon Sandbox (formerly Melon Playground) is published by Ducky. Its browser version runs on the developer's own website, so we link to it instead of embedding it. Solar-Smash.io is not affiliated with the developer.
Melon Sandbox, released in 2021 as Melon Playground and renamed later, is a 2D ragdoll physics sandbox: you drop "melons" (the stick-like characters), weapons, vehicles, explosives and machines onto a flat stage, wire them together and watch what happens. There is no objective, which is exactly why it has passed 100 million downloads on Google Play and holds a 4.5-star average from more than a million reviews. This page explains what the game is, where it can legitimately be played in a browser, and answers the questions people bring here. It does not embed the game: the browser version runs on the developer's own site, which we link to above.
Browser: the official web version is on melonsandbox.com, run by the publisher. It is the same game as the app, loads in a minute or two, and works on desktop and mobile browsers. Android: free on Google Play (contains ads and in-app purchases, rated 12+). iPhone and iPad: free on the App Store (in-app purchases, rated 16+ there). PC: the browser version, or the Android app through Google Play Games on PC. There is no Steam release. Solar-Smash.io is not affiliated with the developer and does not host or modify the game.
Pick an item from the categories at the bottom (melons, melee, firearms, explosives, vehicles, machinery, decoration), tap to place it, drag to move it. Items interact through simple but convincing physics: a chain connects two objects, a wire carries a signal, a syringe changes a melon's properties, an explosive pushes everything within reach. The fun is in combinations: a car with a rocket strapped to it, a chain of dominoes made of barrels, a contraption that launches a melon across the stage. Slow motion and pause let you set scenes up carefully before releasing them.
Mods are a real feature: the game has an in-app mod browser where community-made items, skins and maps can be downloaded. That is where "melon sandbox mods" should come from. Websites offering modded APKs, "unlimited money" builds or "27.0 download" files are not the developer's and are the usual place people pick up malware; the official app is free, so there is nothing to gain from them.
The official browser version needs no installation, which is what most people searching "unblocked" want. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's rules, and this site does not help bypass them. If the official site is blocked for you, the app on a personal phone is the alternative.
The violence is stylised and pixelated (melons, not people), but it is violence: weapons, blood effects, explosions. Google Play rates it 12+ for moderate violence and Apple rates it 16+. Both app versions show ads and sell in-app purchases ("mels" currency and a premium membership). Parents should decide on that basis; our information for parents page covers the general questions.
Both are destruction sandboxes with no goal, which is why they are searched together. Melon Sandbox is small-scale and mechanical: ragdolls, wiring, contraptions, one stage. Solar Smash is planetary: one planet, 34 weapons, no building. If you like building the machine more than watching the explosion, Melon Sandbox; if you like the explosion, Solar Smash. People Playground and the browser "playground" clones sit between the two.
On this site, without leaving it: Solar Smash (planet destruction), and the physics and sandbox titles in the simulation games and action games categories, all playable in the browser with no download.
Yes, on the web, Android and iOS. Ads and optional in-app purchases fund it.
Yes. Melon Playground was the original name; the game was renamed Melon Sandbox and the old name still appears in searches and store URLs.
It is published by Ducky (listed as playducky.com on Google Play); the iOS seller is Payge Limited. The original studio name in the Android package is studio27.
Melon Sandbox is single-player. There is no official multiplayer mode.
Yes, through the official browser version or Google Play Games on PC. There is no Steam version.
Last updated: 8 September 2026. Sources: the official Melon Sandbox website, the Google Play listing (downloads, rating, age rating, ads/IAP, update date) and the App Store listing (seller, age rating, in-app purchases). This page previously embedded the official website in a frame; it was rewritten on 8 September 2026 to link to it instead.
