BONELAB

The player moves through a series of interconnected levels using motion-tracked hands and a body that reacts to gravity, momentum, and collisions, so every punch, throw, or fall behaves according to physical simulation rather than scripted animation. Combat mixes melee weapons, firearms, and improvised objects, and the player can swap between different playable avatars, each with distinct size, strength, and movement quirks.

A companion sandbox mode lets the player spawn props, enemies, and tools freely to experiment outside the story levels, and the game supports community-made content that adds further avatars, weapons, and environments.

Puzzle sections require using the physics system itself, stacking objects, wedging doors, or using momentum to reach otherwise unreachable areas.

• Full-body physics avatars The player's in-game body is simulated with weight and collision rather than a fixed animation rig.
• Swappable avatars Multiple playable bodies offer different movement styles and combat capabilities.
• Open sandbox mode A separate mode lets the player spawn objects and enemies to experiment with the physics system.
• Community content support The game accepts user-made avatars, weapons, and levels.