Start with the special move
The developer confirms that every robot has its own special. That is the most useful official starting point for choosing a fighter. Read its in-game description, look for its effective distance and learn whether you can use it reliably in a real exchange.
Our recommendation: give an unfamiliar robot a short bot practice session before deciding whether it suits you. Record what you can actually observe rather than assuming higher rarity guarantees a win.
A comparison card you can actually use
| CHECK | WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN-GAME |
|---|---|
| Special move | Its effect, activation prompt and visible cooldown or cost. |
| Spacing | Where attacks appear to connect; repeat from a consistent distance. |
| Recovery | What happens after a missed attack and whether you can defend. |
| Consistency | Whether you can reproduce a useful exchange against the same bot. |
| Spin rules | Displayed rarity odds, current price and what happens to your equipped robot. |
Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears
The developer confirms that spins unlock robots, including rare ones. Code guides report three reward labels: Spins, Lucky Spins and Gears. Keep those labels separate; this site does not claim a verified probability multiplier for Lucky Spins.
PGG reports a price of 150 Gears per Spin and a 60-Gear duplicate refund. Those are third-party reports, not numbers we have tested. Check the live shop before spending and do not use an old figure as a guarantee.
Before confirming a spin
- Read the displayed odds and price.
- Check which robot is equipped and whether the roll replaces it.
- Read any confirmation prompt before accepting.
- Keep paid purchases separate from free code rewards.
Why there isn’t a definitive tier list here
We have not verified a complete roster, base damage values or matchup data. A confident S-tier chart would give you precision we do not have. We will need reproducible gameplay evidence before publishing named robot rankings.
For now, choose the special you understand, test it against a repeatable opponent and improve one exchange. Start with the Ragdoll Robot Boxing controls and combat practice.
Robot information and evidence
In-game robot profiles tested by Ringside: 0. We have not verified a complete roster, named robot abilities, damage, cooldowns or spin probabilities. The official game listing says robots have unique special moves and can be obtained through spins; consult the live game for a particular fighter.
Before comparing fighters
- Record each robot's exact name, in-game description and acquisition method.
- Use the same device, opponent and ring for a short repeatable practice session.
- Record the date, game version and observed result. Treat a few attempts as observations, not statistical proof.
- Check what happens to the equipped robot before confirming another spin.
Need resources first? See reported Ragdoll Robot Boxing codes. For a first practice session, use our controls and combat guide.
Compare two robots in the same conditions
Choose the same bot and ring, then practice a few rounds with each fighter. Note the special move, when it connects, what happens after a miss and whether you can use it consistently. Record the game version and your device so you can repeat the comparison after an update.
This is a player checklist, not a verified ranking or damage test. Check the current in-game description before spending Spins or Gears.
Sources
Official game listing for unique specials and robot spins; Pro Game Guides for reported currency and spin behavior. Reviewed October 31, 2026.