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Key features of the Boneworks vr free that are enabled through these drivers include:
- BONEWORKS VR (v1.0) [Darck Repack]
- Boneworks - An Immersive and Realistic VR Experience
- BONEWORKS : The Best VR Game - YouTube
- WORLD RECORD BONEWORKS VR SPEEDRUN IS
- Boneworks - VR Combat Evolved - YouTube
- Best VR Headset for Boneworks VR? : r/boneworks - Reddit
- Boneworks Not Launching in VR :: BONEWORKS General Discussions
(Image credit: Stress Level Zero)I remember the dawn of physics in games, and how exciting simply knocking something over was. It's hard to believe now, but for decades game worlds were largely static things. Film sets, basically. But then the likes of Deus Ex and Half-Life 2 came along, featuring realistic (well, ish) physics simulations that were an intrinsic part of the game. Whether it was JC Denton clumsily stacking slippy crates to climb over a fence, or Gordon Freeman hurling saw blades at zombies with the Gravity Gun, physics were the Next Big Thing.And then they weren't. They became the standard, and now you just accept it when things fall over realistically in a game. That's what they're supposed to do. But this week, having played several hours of a weird VR game called Boneworks, I'm excited by physics again. Not because developer Stress Level Zero does anything particularly groundbreaking with them, but because you're reaching into the game and manipulating a richly reactive, physics-based world with your own arms. Or at least a digital representation of them.Watch Andy messing with Boneworks' physics in the video above.My name-checking of Half-Life 2 isn't just for effect, because the developers of Boneworks are clearly Valve fans. The game is a curious mix of Portal and Half-Life 2, with (genuinely tricky) physics puzzles, and a very City 17 aesthetic in places. There are automated turrets and weird graffiti on the walls, you'll occasionally have to drop a cube on a pressure plate, and enemies turn into floppy ragdolls when you kill them. Even the humour is kinda Portal-like. But the important thing is that it feels inspired by Valve, not just a copy.It makes its own mark too, with brilliantly tactile, brutal melee combat, and some of the best virtual shooting around. Popping a spent magazine, grabbing another from your belt, and palm-slapping it into your gun feels hugely satisfying. The game is also surprisingly difficult. VR games are often dumbed down, or at least streamlined, so you can just enjoy the experience of being in their worlds. But Boneworks features proper puzzles and challenging combat, which is a nice change from the hand-holding a lot of VR games rely on.(Image credit: Stress Level Zero)I also like how the reactive, simulated nature of the world and the objects in it let you get creative. There are often multiple ways to get past an obstacle or solve a puzzle. In one section I had to get past a gun turret that, when it detected me, would kill me instantly. So I grabbed the lid of a garbage can, held it like a shield in front of me, crouched, and slipped past unharmed. The game never told me to do this; I just had a flash of inspiration, and it worked, and that felt amazing. There's an almost immersive sim-like quality to Boneworks at times, which gives it a level of depth I haven't experienced in many VR games.The downside of this is that
