The highly anticipated Bonelab Physics Stadium releases on Thursday.
“Yes, this Thursday,” developer Stress Level Zero explains in the release date segment.
Until September 29 – just six days as of this writing – Quest 2 and SteamVR players can explore following the hugely popular 2019 title for PC. Bonworks. Today, developer Stress Level Zero has posted a 4-minute Bonelab release date trailer that offers some of our best ever rendering of the game.
Boneworks Followed a promise For standalone VR since before the original version was released in 2019. Representing years of development, then Brandon J. Lach of Stress Level Zero distributed the details to his Twitter account and then kidding this week The game “became golden”.
“Sentenced to death, you are the embodiment of an outcast fleeing from fate. Discover a path to a hidden underground research facility. A series of challenging experiments and discoveries awaits. The game’s menu states “The Path to Truth Calls Out of Emptiness”. After discovering an underground lab in MythOS City, you will have access to a variety of game locations including arenas, obstacle courses, tactical experiments, sandboxes, experimental modes, and user-generated levels. Collecting items, avatars, and clues from these locations allows you to progress through the story mysterious.”
Previously, Stress Level Zero released VR games Hover Junkers in 2016 and then Duck Season in 2017, the latter porting to flat-screen PCs in 2019, before bringing her work of honing physics and object manipulation in VR to the world of Boneworks. the new. The new title promises the ability to import custom avatars along with a “multi-layered narrative” with “Game locations including arenas, obstacle courses, tactical trials, sandboxes, demo modes, and user-created levels. Collecting items, avatars, and clues from these locations allows you to advance through the mysterious story.”
We’ll plan to dive deeper into the game in the coming days and see how it stacks up between PC and Quest.
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