Telekinesis Attack

Grab a goon, spin him like a ragdoll, and launch him across the map with nothing but your mouse and sheer mental force.

Telekinesis Attack drops you into a bare-bones arena where the only weapon is your cursor. Hold left click on any enemy and you'll latch onto them with invisible psychic hands. From there it's pure chaos: drag them into walls, swing them into each other, or fling them off into the horizon like a cheap action figure. The physics do most of the comedy for you — bodies dangle and bounce with exaggerated ragdoll weight, so a good whip of the mouse sends dudes cartwheeling through the air. What got me hooked is how quickly the simple mechanic turns into frantic problem-solving. Enemies come at you from multiple angles, some faster or beefier than others. You can't just bash them all; sometimes you need to grab one and use him as a living club against his friends. There's a sweet spot when you swing a grabbed enemy in a tight circle, building momentum, then release at just the right angle to take out two or three at once. Miss, and you've basically handed them a free hit. The game doesn't hold your hand, and that's exactly why I kept replaying. It's not a long campaign — it's an arcade time-killer. Load in, survive as long as you can, and see how stylish your kills get. The controls are one-button simple, but the skill ceiling is all about timing and mouse control. If you like physics sandboxes with a mean streak, this one scratches that itch.

Control by pulling enemies, just hold down the mouse button on the enemy and pull him in different directions, to defeat the enemy, just throw him in any direction.

Hold the mouse button to keep a lock on an enemy, then flick your wrist sharply to send them flying farther. Spin a grabbed enemy in circles before releasing to build momentum — a full rotation hits way harder than a straight pull. Use one enemy as a weapon: slam him into a group to knock down multiple targets without wasting time grabbing each one. Watch for heavier enemies; they're slower to drag, so deal with the quick ones first or you'll get swarmed. If you miss a throw, don't stand still — move the mouse constantly to keep enemies off balance while you re-grab. Aim for walls and edges: bouncing an enemy off a surface adds extra damage and sometimes takes out others nearby.

Q: Is Telekinesis Attack free? A: Yes, it's completely free to play in your browser with no hidden charges. Q: Can I play Telekinesis Attack on mobile? A: The game works on mobile browsers, but mouse controls are much smoother on desktop. Q: Do I need to download anything to play? A: No downloads. It runs instantly in any modern web browser as HTML5. Q: What are the controls? A: Hold the left mouse button on an enemy to grab them, then move your mouse to swing or throw. Q: Can I save my progress? A: Telekinesis Attack is a score-based arcade game, so there's no save system — each run starts fresh. Q: Is Telekinesis Attack safe for kids? A: It has cartoon violence with ragdoll physics, but no blood or gore. Suitable for most ages.