A physics-driven action sandbox where every object, weapon and body part reacts realistically, with a story campaign, avatar swapping and mods.
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Bonelab is an action game from Stress Level Zero, the studio behind Boneworks. It launched on September 29, 2022, on SteamVR and the Meta Horizon Store at the same time, and it became the fastest-selling Quest game at launch.
How it plays
Bonelab is built around full-body physics. Your virtual body has weight and collides with the world, so you climb by pulling yourself up, swing melee weapons with real momentum, and push, stack or throw almost anything you see. Firearms are reloaded by hand, and enemies react to hits based on where and how hard you strike them.
A key feature is avatar swapping: you can switch between bodies of different sizes and proportions, which changes your strength, speed, reach and how the world feels around you.
Modes
- A short story campaign made of varied levels that introduce the mechanics.
- A sandbox area and arena modes unlocked through collectible capsules.
- Built-in mod support, including an in-game mod.io browser, for new maps, avatars, weapons and community-made multiplayer.
Comfort
Meta rates Bonelab as moderate, and many players find it intense. Smooth movement, climbing, falling and physics-driven body motion can cause discomfort for people new to VR. Comfort settings help, but this is better suited to players who already have their "VR legs". It supports seated, standing and room-scale play.
What to know before buying
- It costs $39.99 on Quest and Steam; the soundtrack is sold separately on Steam.
- It runs on Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S and Quest Pro, and on PC VR headsets. A 2024 patch added Quest 3 visual enhancements.
- The game itself is single-player; multiplayer comes only from mods.
- Interface and audio are in English only.
- It is rated PEGI 18 for violence.
