And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 games with broken physics.

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For this list will be looking at various video games that hilariously defy the laws of physics, whether intentionally or not, can you think of any others?

Be sure to let us know in the comments below before we continue will be doing a deep dive on this lists number one entry over on Mojo Place, so be sure to check it out once you've finished watching Number 10.

Skate three.

Something very interesting happened around 2014.

Skate three had been out for four years, and it had actually gone out of print due to a lack of demand.

And then YouTubers started playing it all.

The big names played Skate three.

The videos accrued tens of millions of views each, and E.

A actually began producing more copies to keep up with the insane demand and the reason the game became so weirdly popular.

Rag doll physics, mostly The game is rife with hilarious glitches, and the rag doll physics made wipeouts infinitely rewarding, enjoyable and endearingly hilarious.

It's a skateboarding game, but no one wanted to actually skate.

It's amazing what a simple physics engine could do for a game's popularity.

Number nine.

Grand Theft Auto four.

There's been a big scare, and you can go across the bridge is so good you have E a broker.

Rock stars first g t.

A foray on the seventh generation was an undeniable technical marvel, but fan response remains muted.

It was a major tonal departure from San Andreas, complete with a tragic story and a farm or grounded approach to its gameplay.

Another point of contention concerns the Games problematic and often frustrating physics.

Oh yeah, yeah, Miko moved like he weighed £2000 which made running and shootouts a bit awkward.

But the biggest issue by far was the driving.

The driving physics remain divisive within the fan base, with some loving the more realistic approach and others hating the slow boat like movements.

And that's not even mentioning the absolutely laughable pool physics.

Number eight Fallout New Vegas Morning, a Zgray TAS obsidian sentry in the Fallout franchise is it was made using the havoc engine and what unintentionally hilarious engine it is.

The game was absolutely riddled with graphical glitches including the always hilarious sites of characters walking into or even through walls or just straight up floating in the air.

Even putting the bugs aside.

The games physics left a lot to be desired.

Facial animations were stiff and un engaging, a trait that plagues all Bethesda games.

The combat and shooting felt flat and awkward, and world interaction was near non existent.

This game was meant for mods.

Number seven totally reliable delivery service.

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In 2019, this little game, developed by We're five games and published by Tiny Build, was released to the unsuspecting public.

The goal of the game is simple.

Pick up a package and deliver it to its destination.

Of course, it's not as simple as all that.

The title is used in an ironic fashion, as this delivery service is notoriously unreliable.

You're oh, the game is more of a rag doll physics simulation than anything else, and each little action throughout the game is performed in the most outlandish, ridiculous and hilarious manner possible.

Like Skate three, the actual delivery of the package isn't really the point.

Just explore the world, go crazy with the ragdoll effects and enjoy a ton of laughs.

Number six gang beasts Uh huh.

Created by British indie studio Bone Loaf Gang Beasts is undeniably one of the wackiest beat em ups ever made.

Released through early access in 2014 Gang Beasts is a simple multiplayer.

Beat him up as players fight each other in various absurd locations until one is knocked out.

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The difference between this and say, mortal combat is that players control gelatinous characters that flop and flap around in hilarious and unrealistic fashion.

It makes for a fantastic party game, perfectly blending competition and traditional fighting gameplay within intentionally broken physics engine that will have everyone laughing in glee.

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Number five.

Tony Hawkes, Pro Skater five with free zone One way, people positive on here we see the dangers of rushing a game to completion.

The licensing deal between Tony Hawk and Activision was expiring, so Activision quickly pumped out a new entry and released it in an utterly broken and embarrassingly unfinished state.

The game was critically eviscerated and rightfully bombed, effectively killing the franchise for five years.

Constant game breaking bugs aside, the game was just a poorly produced mess.

The physics engine is incredibly wonky and makes movement feel un intuitive.

And the controls make even the simplest of tricks unbelievably frustrating.

Even if the bugs were smoothed out, the game still would have sucked.

Number four Goat simulator.

Oh, like both totally reliable delivery service and gang beasts.

The physics of Goat Simulator are intentionally ridiculous, Meant for nothing mawr than maximum hilarity.

You play as a goat, causing chaos in a suburban setting.

The game plays much like Tony Hawk as you accrue points by performing certain ridiculous stunts and completing goals.

Okay, it goes all out with the amusing rag doll physics.

And as funny as it is to say, the finished product is intentionally bad.

The numerous glitches were left in on purpose, with the primary goal being to market the game through YouTube compilations and videos.

It was often called YouTube bait, and it resulted in a rash of similarly styled games.

Number three, Superman 64.

This game could sit proudly or perhaps not so proudly alongside Tony Hawk five as one of the worst of all time.

Now we don't expect masterful physics from the Nintendo 64 but the ones found in Superman, 64 are notoriously awful.

Even controlling Superman is a nigh impossible task as he moves like a tank and generally acts in a totally unresponsive manner.

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Even completing the opening tutorial is an exercise in tedium and relentless frustration.

And then there is the constant clipping found throughout the game and the absolutely a borns collision detection that makes the finished product feel like little more than a beta, which it essentially waas.

Number two.

The Elder Scrolls five Skyrim Yeah, much like fallout New Vegas or most pathetic games, for that matter, Skyrim is far greater than the sum of its glitchy buggy physics defying parts.

Skyrim is countless.

Technical issues are part of its charm, as the literally thousands of YouTube video is going to test.

In fact, all the memes and videos likely aided in the Games commercial success.

The physics engine is a complete mess, full of un expressive faces, awkward movements and a disappointingly flat combat system that will have everyone turning to magic or sneaking.

And in few other games can you ride a horse of a mountain?

But then again, such is the undeniable magic of skyrim.

Before we unveil our topic here are a few dishonorable mentions.

Turbo dismount, even Mawr ragdoll goofiness.

Yeah, FIFA Siri's.

The franchise is full of notoriously awful bugs.

I don't Surgeon Simulator, another YouTube eight game famous for its wonky physics.

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Number one Big rigs over the Road Racing Much has been written about big rigs over the years, primarily because it's one of the worst video games ever released.

It's technically erasing game as you race through various checkpoints along a truck round.

In reality, it's the most unintentionally hilarious video game ever made.

There is a complete lack of collision detection so the truck can phase through every single object that comes across.

There is no sense of elevation or off road traction, allowing the truck to speed up steep mountains without impediment.

You break the sound barrier while reversing, and should you be so inclined, you could do blurry doughnuts in your big rig.

Three games.

Physics are broken, inasmuch as there are no physics to speak of.

If you wanna know why we chose our number one pick for this list, head over to Mojo plays and watch our in depth analysis of the entry Check the link in the description below.