Research Zero stress level He’s always very low-key, but he broke his silence on the first anniversary of Bonelab, a title that will receive a major update in beta until the end of 2023. In addition to improving its greatest success and engine Bone marrowthey are continuing to develop a new game that they are not giving any clue about.
The launch of Boneworks’ successor was a record-breaking event for Quest and PC VR, but it also caused a split among audiences and critics, and quite a few refund requests, despite receiving mostly very positive reviews.
The studio did not provide sales figures, but announced that to date Bonelab It now has 3x the average playtime, a third of the refunds, and 10x the active users of a year ago. For Zero stress levelthe balance is extremely positive, and they want to thank the community by launching a big patch this year, in a beta phase that will be completed in 2024.
This update will focus primarily on the physics engine itself, Bone marrow. Your SDK will get features aimed at making leveling (modifications) easier, optimizing and polishing its underlying technology. The ultimate goal is for the various humanoid characters that the player embodies to behave and move in a completely realistic manner while consuming few resources.
Community-generated content
It has now been achieved that players can use complex full-body animations using 38% less CPU power of the Quest 2. Finally, it is worth noting that in a year the community has created about 5 thousand content for Bonelab which you can find at mod.io/g/bonelab.
At that time he was studying Zero stress level showed interest in adopting Bone products in Bonelab to the PlayStation VR2, but in this statement posted on Steam, they don’t mention anything about such a possibility.
