7:38 Sam challenges himself to throw a spear and completely botches it. Without a second thought blames himself rather than the game. *This is the caliber of software VR has been waiting for*
Henry Munnich not really. It’s still the fault of the software. A real spear can be thrown properly because of its mass and momentum. You won’t be able to throw a spear in VR properly ever because it has no mass or momentum in there.
@@MapleLeafAce Its funny you say that its the software's fault and then immediately go into the limitations of VR as a platform, implying that its not the fault of the software. Perfect realism could be nice but thats not what I was talking about. Clunky, unintuitive, and inconsistent physics are the standard for current VR games, and a physics engine without those caveats is genuinely what a lot of people have been waiting for to invest in VR. Its also interesting you mention mass and momentum because those are specifically what Brandon's team is focusing on emulating.
@@sethadkins546 no he thinks being a dick will make his dick longer, unfortunately right now it's only 2 and a half inches fully erect so he's trying everything in his power to bump that up
@@nikoskabbadias Sadly, right now, it evolves very slowly. All we see are some shit VR games like VR chat, there are maybe some decent games, but it's still pretty bad. I could afford a headset, but i don't want to buy one, because before it will be playable, and not a bug fiesta etc. New VR devices will be invented, with new possibilities. I guess it will need like 10 years, to get to a good point of usability, not just VR online chatting.
Player in VR shooters: "Something's wrong with my gun, it's not doing the bang bang anymore." Tech Support: "Have you tried unplugging the gun's magazine, and plugging it back in again?"
@@petkofuchalski9809 That's funny, because you're only saying EA because it's 2019. Otherwise, you'd say Bethesda, Ubisoft, Activision, Blizzard or any number of other companies.
@@h4724-q6jpretty much every game company is doing things like that, I mean look at Rockstars Red dead redemption 2 or what ever the online of that game is, and how they are dealing with it.
DUDE playing prop hunt like this would be amazing. Obstacle courses should be a pretty obvious given as well. FUCK i need to get a VR headset already. Just too damn expensive for me right now.
First thing I thought of when I saw this. Building stuff and dicking around with an E2-equivalent in VR would finally give me a reason to get a headset.
oh my god I can not wait for this to be the next g-mod and someone to make wiremod for it. I wanna test my crazily coded vehicles and missiles in this lol.
i was so worried VR would never really take off but this seriously gives me hope for the future of gaming i hope VR becomes the norm in the next few decades or so
As great as this looks today, it's still the tip of the iceberg. Boneworks is kind of like DOOM in the 90s. An FPS that (hopefully) cracks a formula, but is still evolved upon massively over the years to come, just like how games like Rainbow Six Seige and well, Half Life 1+2 came after DOOM. It's likely that VR games will evolve much more than gaming did from the 90s to the 2010s even, because there's much more freedom and more room for new inputs. (haptic gloves, body tracking, facial tracking etc)
So much respect for the designers of Boneworks. This technology is revolutionary, these are the men that deserve the funding, not copy/paste AAA games. Incredible advancements being made... Look forward to seeing what this technology looks like in 10 years or so...
@@funkyfresh3846 Well you dont need that great of a gaming PC tbh, just get a GPU that is VR ready like the nvidia 1000 series, but the VR headset costs quite a lot besides a decent pc
@@funkyfresh3846 i think performance will improve in the future as hardware become more powerful, but the most important thing here is the proof of concept, it shows VR could be so much more
This is how great things get done. Excellent work based on merit, ingenuity & passion. BEST people for tthe job. Imagine if a diversity & inclusion oversight got their claws sunk on this project.. It'd very likely end up like The Verge's "How to build a PC" episode.
VR Trapman Wow trapmans here? Haven’t seen your vids in a while, gotta hey back to your channel and still waiting for you and drumsy and nagzz unless it’s already done lol I dont know haven’t watched in a while like I said
Hang in there. The sales person apologised for keeping me waiting when I bought my headset. I replied that I'd already waited a quarter of a century for VR, another so another quarter of an hour wasn't going to be a problem...
I'm sorry, all I see are other comments gushing about it, butwhat is so impressive about this game? The main thing I got from the video was that the knuckles controllers are what makes the throwing so realistic. What they showed off is slow-motion H3VR with more melee and balloons and every time they held two-handed guns the left wrist was broken in such a horrible way I'm surprised Brandon was happy showing this off. I did like the crowbar physics holding and sliding the hands, and pulling the box to see whats in it, but this doesnt seem like a jump to "NEXT GEN VR" "Its really refreshing to see VR games done correctly" was commented in this video, they really are highlighting how biased they are.
It is certainly NOT. If you look at contractors VR, pavlov, onward, and H3VR, these games have been out for years and the features in Stress Level Zero's new game is NOTHING NEW.
@@ItsLeeMcGuire How about the fact that it solves a lot of the mechanics and haptic feedback issues associated with VR in one go? You obviously haven't a clue at how hard this things are to solve, especially stuff that might seem mundane, such as how the arm realistically twists and bends to your movement. There's a reason why most VR games to date have had to use disembodied hands just to bypass this issue. Now its solved. Other stuff like accurate physical interaction with the game world and objects, and the amount of physics involved in that is like nothing Ive seen in any other VR game, or any game ever made for that matter, and is something only possible in VR. When computer games first started being developed, the fundamentals like controles and certain mechanics associated with them that we take for granted today, had to start from somewhere. It's akin to when we all had a 8 way direction D-pad to control our characters with. When devs jumped from that to 360 degree analogue, it presented an entirely new challenge for them to circumvent, and now, again, we just take it for granted. This is what Brandan has done with these controllers, and the leap and what is possible from them will only be apparent in new games that make specific use of them. If you don't think this is impressive, then you don't know what you are looking at.
@@ItsLeeMcGuire A completely physics based game is insane with these new controllers. Every thing you do has feedback and gives you a much much deeper sense of immersion.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY! Make you game as accessible to modders as you can. Trust me, if you do, you will be sitting on the single greatest title in the entire planet. Please! Remember the modding community. We can work utter magic, and this game looks like a dream come true. I would spend easily 80 hours a week producing content for this game. Easily.
YES! This is why Half-Life was so popular back in the day. The modding community was strong. This is why most games nowadays lack, a modding community.
Exactly why I love Garry's Mod so much, it's so moddable, so much so that it's at the point you could mod pretty much anything into it if it doesn't crash the Source engine. I would love a VR, physics based Garry's Mod with a Physgun, Toolgun, spawn menu, stuff like that, with Knuckles controllers. That's my dream VR game
@@drewmileham202 Half-Life 2 was a narrative game that got modded by a guy named Garry Newman into one of the best sandbox games I've ever played. Yes, it's a narrative game, but that's not the point. Skyrim is a narrative game, but that has some pretty great mods. Fallout is narrative, so does that. Just because it's a narrative game doesn't mean it can't be a sandbox game or just a narrative game with super cool mods
@@geordanlemon Oh I see. Well either way they said that there will be no workshop or modding support, although that doesn't mean people can't dig into the files somehow.
hopefully b-side, deadfm, and especially hall of the machine king coz that game looks metal af live up to the hype i understand what bonelab was so im not too mad at it for being a really short campaign but im sure the next slz game will be amazing
@@_Ch1pX b side will DEFINITELY have that boneworks feel, theres literally b side gameplay in one of the boneworks cutscenes when ford is in the panic room, but yeah i hope that bside and stuff doesnt get a quest 2 port because that will limit the story and make it disappointing like bonelab.
To think, this is like Atari was in the 80's. This is just the development stage of the early years of VR. Imagine what we'll know in 5/10/20 years.....Star Trek Holodeck.
I imagine at some point we'll have little 1x1 multi-direction treadmills we can walk/run on. Little odor synthesizers so we could smell things from the game, perhaps even little shocking patches that would deliver a very very tiny shock when you get shot in game.
That has less to do with the game than the controllers and the room. Playing VR in the middle of a massive warehouse where there's no walls or (god forbid) windows for the IR tracking to bounce off is as close to ideal as you can get.
There is a smoothing filter on them. Those sensors in the controllers are crazy accurate and human hands move a LOT on a tiny scale, when shot directly into your eyes the movement is exaggerated.
I absolutely love how the guys who have been doing VR for years were blown away by this experience that far surpasses any realistic experience in VR out there. This is the game that future Oasis creators will base mechanics off of in their worlds. Well done boys, well done...
I'm sorry, all I see are other comments gushing about it, butwhat is so impressive about this game? The main thing I got from the video was that the knuckles controllers are what makes the throwing so realistic. What they showed off is slow-motion H3VR with more melee and balloons and every time they held two-handed guns the left wrist was broken in such a horrible way I'm surprised Brandon was happy showing this off. I did like the crowbar physics holding and sliding the hands, and pulling the box to see whats in it, but this doesnt seem like a jump to "NEXT GEN VR" "Its really refreshing to see VR games done correctly" was commented in this video, they really are highlighting how biased they are.
Lee McGuire To understand this you must venture into VR games that are similar to what this like Pavlov and pretty much any game in general. What they are showing is very details mechanics that are very realistic and reminiscent of real life, making the user feel like they are in the game without breaking immersion through faulty physics and unnatural interactions within the world. It is a compiled laboratory of different mechanics of VR in one game that is heavily modified and polished to where our natural actions are reflected realistically within the game, without having to adjust to the VR world. Node is not biased, because no one has experienced this level of realness within VR before so they are blown away and delighted at the achieved advancement. Overall, it's revolutionary none the less. Please take my world for it.
@@ItsLeeMcGuire what they are doing is creating an engine for it. Sure the wonky animation are ugly but those animation could be easily fixed in a week or so. And developing VR gunplay based on this engine would be way better than H3VR And what have they done are basicly what Half life 2 did back then. You really have to play this game to understand what they did having each interaction with everything feels real is not something easy to do
@@ItsLeeMcGuire have you ever played or even seen any VR game? If so, you would not talk like this, this game is most reallistic VR game so far, by far.
A lot of what we see is already in other games, blade and sorcery has very similar melee physics & the ways you position hands, i think they have by the looks of it took it a step further with the help of the knuckles & brought lots of things together in a thoughtful way & added some new stuff. Creativity is afteral a synthesis of ideas. I do think there is a bit too much hype maybe but that could be justified when we finally get to try it. I'm looking forward to hear some more about it either way & i'm far more enthusiastic about knuckles after watching this.
Well, If you look at contractors VR, pavlov, onward, and H3VR, NONE of this stuff is new. These games have been out for years and the features in Stress Level Zero's new game is NOTHING NEW.
@@CynicalMT boneworks fans when I suddenly cutting off their arms and bodies, only flying hands left (they suddenly don’t wanna play the game “real-life” anymore)
that and wireless controls. Any step beyond that needed to be either a huge machine (that kinda already exists) or literally something out of science fiction where your real body sleeps but your mind is transferred into a virtual world. I don't think it's impossible, theoretically the hardest part is translating your brain into binary or whatever put it into a machine and take it back out safely. That or manipulating your brain (Honestly this seems more feasible) while you "sleep". So all in all, in programmers language: what language does it compute? I'm going too far here x'D
@@silentunclear6706 I think something like what we see in SAO is more plausible, a headset or machine of some sort that interrupts the neural network replacing and interpreting the signals.
Good old days. Im so lucky to have experienced this game on release day. I remember driving home from class as soon as it ended to rush and get home. These dude are fucken legends
That's how I've thought of it since day one. Once people start really pushing VR we'll see games/experiences in it that simply destroy anything previously experienced in any other gaming/entertainment platform. It literally is the next paradigm shift.
I've had psvr since day 1 and playing Firewall zero hour with the aim controller is like jumping into the future. Best gaming experience ever nothing comes close.
Who will win: Anthem: A game made by a massive gaming studio for 6 years or Boneworks: A game Being made by an extremely small team of passionate bois for 2 years
crook 4life except it’s not different at all? What they showed at e3 was a shitty game that had a good idea behind it but bad execution. The only thing we didn’t predict was exactly how bad the story would be. And game companies show the best content at conferences, that should be obvious. So if the game looks different most of the time than the best 15 minutes of gameplay they thought they would present to the world to advertise their game, then hopefully you now understand why.
Valve news network did a video about this, this game is in the same list with portal and half life games, so it might actually happen that valve will use this engine, and HLVR is definetly a fact that its happening looking by how much info was leaked in the files
Just don't get vr for playstation, it sucks let me tell you. It relies on the playstation move camera, to track lights from move controllers, it is very unreliable. The move controller lights will not just reflect off reflective surfaces (so it's not just games and movies you need to hide), but white surfaces as well. Seeing light in the corner of your eye ruins immersion, but playing in a dark room only makes it worse. You also need to remove anything from the cameras view, that have similar colours as the light that is emitted from the headset or move controllers. My advice as a hardcore gamer of different genres. Pay more for a more reliable vr system on PC with a much wider range of games. If you need to try PSVR, only buy it on sale!
Holy Crap, crazy nostalgia for this video and this time in VR. The Index Was new, Boneworks and HLA are just coming out. Truly a wonderful time for Virtual Reality . Hopefully we see another huge industry leap like we did back then. Would love to see what the future has in store for VR :D
This game looks absolutely incredible and satisfying, I’m extremely excited for this! I very well may have to build a beast rig and get VR just because of this game. No joke.
I love that they are pushing the realization that perfect 1 - 1 motion matching isn't always needed. With the hands sliding and twisting on attachment points, motion smoothing for stocks, recoil, full body awareness, tons of physics, etc. it really takes that polish to the next level. SLZ is to VR shooters what Valve was to oldschool shooters, and this will sell hardware imo.
even non VR game have Dev making excuses to not implement accurate physics, saying "gameplay is more important", but games that attempted physics have more gameplay possibility! It's really the mentality of Brandon's team that made it to the next level :)
It's been like this for years. People don't pay attention since VR games look like ass on a 2d screen, but are completely different inside inside the headset.
Such a good feeling to watch people you've been following for a long time continue to develop and grow, both personally and professionally, this really makes me proud of you guys and your passion for Games, ...You will become the Blizzard we used to know and love.
Crowbar in the beginning, physics puzzles, overall feel of the demo reminds me of HL2 E3 physics demos. It's looking good HL3 bros, we got a spiritual successor.
Wow. I mean, as a lifelong fan I've been hyped for Boneworks for a while... but Brandon and TEAM--I. Am. Impressed. This game and its engine may just convince me to finally buy a VR set.
If valve fails to capitalize upon this tech. then they deserve to be left behind .... If not ill have no qualms about watching valve go down with other publishers when the gaming industry finishes imploding.
Potentially early alpha material right here but if anything id say its still just a tech. demo kinda like how really early builds of hl2 circa 2002 to 2003 alpha builds were also tech. demos designed to showcase the new engines features and mechanics. If this is the case then before we get hl3 on boneworks valve will test it by useing it for another game kinda like how CSS came out before hl2 debued.
I've played through the story of this game several times and spent countless hours in the arena game mode, and still watching people play and interact with the game and discover something I've never even thought was possible leaves me in awe
Hey I know the chance of you seeing this is possibly almost *ZERO* but I really hope you guys are planning to add the test *LEVEL* that can be seen here in the actual finnished game or even better release it as a demo before it releases I think this room would be a wonderfully perfect thing to show friends that try VR for the first time to really blow their minds. But no *STRESS* I believe in you guys and I cant wait to pay you my hard earned money! Hail master Brandon and his minions!
@@JonnyUnderrated i wont be, it looks exactly like half life wich gmod is based on, and i mean gmod own the gaming community on pc for a long time because it was the first game with that type of freedom, so...
Brandon (and his awesome team) continuing to be top notch VR game pioneers pushing the forefront further and further! I would have never guessed it back in the Freddiew channel video making days, lol ;)
@@vrscape6239 Don't listen to all these haters that don't have a VR rig and think they understand it by saying it's "not good enough yet" or "not worth the price tag". I have an Oculus rig on an RTX 2080 and the realism makes me wonder why anyone wastes any sort of money on console gaming anymore. Can one theoretically imagine how much better VR will be in 10 years? Of course, but that is not grounds to diminish the level it has reached thus far. If full-body interaction is something you are looking for and it's within your budget, you won't regret it.
@@rramos07 Oh please, I own a VIVE and the same rig as you. The fidelity is garbage. Don't kid people. Anything in front of you more than 100m if just a giant pixel, racing games consist of having to know exactly what corner is coming up otherwise it's too late. Shooting games are the same, targets in front of you more than 100m is just a pixel and don't even get me started on trying to read text far away. Current tech means you'll have a few hours of gimmicky fun then put it down, it's a good introduction on the possibilities of what VR will bring on the future but the technology is far from serious.
Virtual stock helps a lot, my aim is much steadier with it. But the arms still get tired and wiggle a bit without a physical stock to act as a shoulder rest. It's most felt when using a scope. th-cam.com/video/12zlaUD1MWk/w-d-xo.html
You will be mad at yourself for not getting it sooner after getting it. I was. It really does fool the brain into thinking it is real, so don't lean on virtual furniture or you will fall IRL. If you've been to an eye doctor get your interpupillary distance from them. You really need that correct to avoid head aches. Also take analog movement slowly and work up to it. Start with just a few minuets. That way you can avoid visual sickness. It's like motion sickness.
Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Handgrenades is worth the money if you like shooting as well. This just incorporates alot more physics. I will definitely be buying Boneworks on release. So awesome.
I wouldn't say either of them are, honestly. VRChat is a talking/ meme sim and Pavlov is pretty limited. I'm saying this could be like the Dark RP (but in VR) that made GMod so popular.
@@nnnyel true. And there would be a surge in next level VR games being made by triple a companies. 1 game or endless possibilities for games using the engine.
big companies who have money and could take risks and innovate don't do it, stagnating in office politics, overload of management and utter cowardice when it comes to actually pushing forward in any way. in really big companies I would also bet that corruption and sleazy selfserving parasitism is at play in upper management.
Money would kill any game. It comes down to how much passion and love the devs have for the titel they are making. If you are passionate about it you will make it no mather how few bucks you have this here is the best example of that.
Kyle Simpson you have to remember that they have to also comply with the 4th estate’s ever decreasing tolerance. H3vr got a antigun smear piece, and so on.
Imagine how much better it could get with HoloLens 2 tech, with that precise hand tracking and no controllers in the way (as seen with smaller objects like pistol it's kinda clunky to operate 2-handed with those controllers).
The part with the knife was absolutely amazing, throwing it between hands with such fluidity. Honestly I reckon in the next 6-7 years VR is going to have lots of triple A titles, and I believe things like vrchat will advance and become virtual sessions where people can meet from anywhere formally, in their actual persona. This is just awesome
See now that's the type of game and the physics and everything that will make me buy a VR headset and I hope you guys are going to play some more d&d soon I just got done binge-watching all of you guys has videos and I'm hoping there's going to be more sometime soon
@@TrendyWhistle oh hell yeah so am I I figured though I would wait till it got a little closer coming out before I bought one because for me I've played a lot of those games that are popular for VR at my friends houses and stuff like that and I wouldn't waste my money or my time on them I'm pretty sure there's a few good ones out there but you have to sit through so many games that are only worth playing for a little bit or not worth playing so I wanted to wait until this came out
@@thefallenonelucifer6 Haha, honestly, if your friends were on the vive i can see that. I wish node had Oculus and covered some of the rift exclusives. Having played both platforms titles, the cleanest and best experiences in VR like boneworks are available but only on oculus - even if you had revive, the experiences wouldn't work because the vive wands are just not very good controllers. I would love to see how node reacts to games like lone echo and robo recall - lone echo standing out as the only other game i've experienced that satisfied my itch after seeing physical reactions like in boneworks. I got my rift 7 months ago and I've been on it pretty much every day or every other day for at least a while. It does get tiring sometimes as most games are short singleplayer experiences or short repetitive multiplayer titles. (doom vfr, skyrim and fallout are extremely disappointing games to play in VR to me - the interactions are totally terrible and half baked - look at an item and press A to teleport the item into your inventory, access inventory to view a floating object etc, terrible.. they are such low effort ports) And yeah, I tried a lot of steam games and on steam there really are a lot of crappy experiences to sift through with incredibly janky mechanics.
H3VR, contractors VR, Pavlov and Onward are all very similar and feature just about everything SLZ is featuring. You should be buying into VR if you haven't already, these games have been out for years.
@@sqlevolicious theres a very big difference between this and everything else thats out in the market today. one very important thing here is that everything is physically present in this world, in H3VR, contractors, pavlov and onward, you are not physically present in the world, you can only interact with your gun while holding a button etc. You can't touch the walls or anything. But what this looks like and what i'm hoping it is is that you can push everything in the world (your virtual arms will disconnect from your real life arms if necessary etc (you can see a pretty good half implementation of this in echo VR) What I find important here is if you can rack a bolt with your hand without pulling the trigger to interact with it - can you just push it with your virtual hand or arm without specifically grabbing it - I think that will be amazing and i hope they commit to everything being physically accurate - even if it can cause some clumsiness. I want to be able to smack the bolt down on the MP5 or just swing my right hand up to roll the bolt on a bolt action sniper rifle without having to remember to pull a trigger at a certain point to "grab" the object.
7:38 Sam challenges himself to throw a spear and completely botches it. Without a second thought blames himself rather than the game. *This is the caliber of software VR has been waiting for*
Henry Munnich not really. It’s still the fault of the software. A real spear can be thrown properly because of its mass and momentum. You won’t be able to throw a spear in VR properly ever because it has no mass or momentum in there.
@@MapleLeafAce Its funny you say that its the software's fault and then immediately go into the limitations of VR as a platform, implying that its not the fault of the software. Perfect realism could be nice but thats not what I was talking about. Clunky, unintuitive, and inconsistent physics are the standard for current VR games, and a physics engine without those caveats is genuinely what a lot of people have been waiting for to invest in VR. Its also interesting you mention mass and momentum because those are specifically what Brandon's team is focusing on emulating.
"You have to make a climbing part"
*Thinks about the 5 minute ladder climb*
"o h d o n t y o u w o r r y"
what a thrill
Ye
my arms are still crying to this day
@@Ezdine_G8261 with darkness and silence through the night
I've had an index for over a year, and still haven't bought boneworks. I feel like I am missing out...
>Full fledged physics engine
>Real synced up body
>Realistic gun physics
>*Breaks wrists every time you pick up a gun*
Basically h3vr...
That can be simply adjusted in programming, but yeah, lol.
It only looked broken because when they held the guns they thought there was a forward grip but there wasn’t their left hand should’ve been flat.
>*
The fuck was that
>9gag arrows
8:03 "Dude you gotta do a climbing part"
"oh don't you worry."
i love that foreshadowing
What a thrill
I'LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK
MeLikeBigBoom bruh I remember your content wen I was like 13
I didn't expect you here
Rip Unturned..
exactly
Heloo papa 1m
god this is the coolest thing i have ever seen in my entire life
You have the most boring life in history
@@Goobagoo Are you sure? You're the one going out of your way to be a prick. How boring and sad is that?
Mohamed Gamal He thinks being a dick will make his longer.
@@sethadkins546 no he thinks being a dick will make his dick longer, unfortunately right now it's only 2 and a half inches fully erect so he's trying everything in his power to bump that up
Jesus Christ Denton Exactly, brother.
I love hearing Brandon talk about the games he works on. He has so much passion
Red soccer shirt guy #1 from FreddyW videos came a long way.
"Dude you have to make a climbing part!" "Oh don't you worry"
Flashbacks to the ladder segment at the end
Lol that was so painful, just to see your death at the end.
what a thrilll...
Same
@@DeezoNineNine LAUGHS IN PROP FLY
@@weffel I was such a noob I didn’t know how to do it 😂
This is basically what I (and many others I would assume) imagined VR gaming in the future to be like when I was a kid.
Step one has been made.
If VR evolves as fast as smartphones did, in 5 to 10 years we will have true AAA VR games in real time.
You look like obi one Kenobi 😂
@@newclouds544 I have the high ground.
@@Jokuvaanjee yes you do 😂
@@nikoskabbadias Sadly, right now, it evolves very slowly. All we see are some shit VR games like VR chat, there are maybe some decent games, but it's still pretty bad. I could afford a headset, but i don't want to buy one, because before it will be playable, and not a bug fiesta etc. New VR devices will be invented, with new possibilities. I guess it will need like 10 years, to get to a good point of usability, not just VR online chatting.
Player in VR shooters: "Something's wrong with my gun, it's not doing the bang bang anymore."
Tech Support: "Have you tried unplugging the gun's magazine, and plugging it back in again?"
With an indian accent
Help i got my XZ220 laser gun in the Pew Pew simulator stuck in the wall, what do i do ?
Brandon: making a statement about the state of games.
Niko: playing with a virtual ball.
actually, AAA devs USED to inprove thair games, but EA showed that rushed shit with microtransactions makes more money :/
@@petkofuchalski9809 That's funny, because you're only saying EA because it's 2019. Otherwise, you'd say Bethesda, Ubisoft, Activision, Blizzard or any number of other companies.
@@h4724-q6jpretty much every game company is doing things like that, I mean look at Rockstars Red dead redemption 2 or what ever the online of that game is, and how they are dealing with it.
@@h4724-q6j i was just giving an example. Ofcorce every AAA studio is corupted. taht's why i pay only for indie games. The rest i just pirate
In 7 years everyones gone be like “ah yes, the beginning”
2021 edit: valve is working with openbci on a new headset, have high hopes!
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fax, also hello me from the future
I think Valve will buy Stress Level Zero (Brandon's game dev company) same they did with Campo Santo (the ones that made Firewatch)
@@gabrielalbeldaochoa8234 nah
In 7 years it'll be the end
I can easily see this becoming huge sandbox thing like gmod - fantastic work, I can't wait to get my hands on this for myself
That is exactly what I am hoping for
DUDE playing prop hunt like this would be amazing. Obstacle courses should be a pretty obvious given as well. FUCK i need to get a VR headset already. Just too damn expensive for me right now.
That's what vr chat is
First thing I thought of when I saw this. Building stuff and dicking around with an E2-equivalent in VR would finally give me a reason to get a headset.
oh my god I can not wait for this to be the next g-mod and someone to make wiremod for it. I wanna test my crazily coded vehicles and missiles in this lol.
8:03
Sam: DUDE YOU NEED TO MAKE A CLIMEY PART
Brandon:*turns over to Sam with a sly look* 𝘖𝘩 𝘥𝘰𝘯𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘺
i was so worried VR would never really take off but this seriously gives me hope for the future of gaming i hope VR becomes the norm in the next few decades or so
there is no reason why it wont,it normal games are getting cliche and boring these days
As great as this looks today, it's still the tip of the iceberg. Boneworks is kind of like DOOM in the 90s. An FPS that (hopefully) cracks a formula, but is still evolved upon massively over the years to come, just like how games like Rainbow Six Seige and well, Half Life 1+2 came after DOOM. It's likely that VR games will evolve much more than gaming did from the 90s to the 2010s even, because there's much more freedom and more room for new inputs. (haptic gloves, body tracking, facial tracking etc)
I’ll bet in 70 years or so people will be playing video games with their brains through neural interfaces.
Why you worried it wouldn’t take off only the makers would you’re just a consumer
Then gaming will be more expensive and less people will play
8:04 The foreshadowing here of the giant ladder at the end of the game is hilarious. The way Brandon just said "Oh don't you worry"
hate this channel and its token asian guy
@@MisterSingh. what ⁉
I can't stop laughing at the look on Brandon's face while he watches them break the game.
So much respect for the designers of Boneworks. This technology is revolutionary, these are the men that deserve the funding, not copy/paste AAA games. Incredible advancements being made... Look forward to seeing what this technology looks like in 10 years or so...
its a good game but you need a big ass gaming pc to run it so i don't think many people can actually play it.
@@funkyfresh3846 Well you dont need that great of a gaming PC tbh, just get a GPU that is VR ready like the nvidia 1000 series, but the VR headset costs quite a lot besides a decent pc
@@funkyfresh3846 i think performance will improve in the future as hardware become more powerful, but the most important thing here is the proof of concept, it shows VR could be so much more
This is how great things get done. Excellent work based on merit, ingenuity & passion. BEST people for tthe job. Imagine if a diversity & inclusion oversight got their claws sunk on this project.. It'd very likely end up like The Verge's "How to build a PC" episode.
Time for copy/paste AAA VR games
Wow.
This is the first time ive actually said to myself, "This is the future of gaming".
Completely agree!
same basic vr is cool and fun but this seems really like the future of the gaming
its not.
Thats exactly what I thought. Wow!
Lol, VR has apparently been the future of gaming since the 90's
I remember watching this when it came out and thinking ‘that’s cool’
Before this game blew up
same here lmao i just saw it on my recommended i was like : oh ive seen this before *clicks*
@@Sauceyboi09 Boneworks is now so much better
Yeah lol, when I watched this it was before I had ever experienced VR for myself and thought “damn dude, wish I could play that”
Ciniqs omg sane dude
Same with 100k views
Speedruns for this game are gonna be insane
eh, either not impressive or full of glitches and vomit-inducing probably
It has the climbing physics, and if they leave open parts of the roof, levels could easily be passed.
Oh they are...
You seen that one that's either 13 or 16 minutes
And you were absolutely right. Not super disorienting to watch either.
AMAZING... Almost 50 years old and I think I am going to be alive to see my dreams come true since I first played Atari Adventure.
Respect.
We salute you
That is mindblowing!
Hope it comes true bro
Hope you soon see your dream
I am so pumped for this, Brandon and his team have done an amazing job, this is dope! Don't keep us waiting for too long~!
DOOOD i was gonna say the same REALLY BRANDON IS GOD in VR
VR Trapman Wow trapmans here? Haven’t seen your vids in a while, gotta hey back to your channel and still waiting for you and drumsy and nagzz unless it’s already done lol I dont know haven’t watched in a while like I said
time to see how Node's takes the VR industry to the next level
He will reach trap level 100
We can't allow the traps to have this tech
Gamers we must stop this at all cost
Is it weird that I'm nostalgic for a video that is only 2 years old?
It feel like yesterday, and forever ago at the same time
No I’m nostalgic too
@@lizardsrus549 i thought i was the only one
Idk
I do this all the time so don’t feel weird
This is crazy. I might play full VR before I die. (I'm 70)
Hang in there. The sales person apologised for keeping me waiting when I bought my headset. I replied that I'd already waited a quarter of a century for VR, another so another quarter of an hour wasn't going to be a problem...
VR and rim job both on my bucket list
Respect!
you got this brother
You most likely will. Technology is hauling ass
It is crazy how revolutionary Brandon's game is. It is insane!
I'm sorry, all I see are other comments gushing about it, butwhat is so impressive about this game?
The main thing I got from the video was that the knuckles controllers are what makes the throwing so realistic. What they showed off is slow-motion H3VR with more melee and balloons and every time they held two-handed guns the left wrist was broken in such a horrible way I'm surprised Brandon was happy showing this off.
I did like the crowbar physics holding and sliding the hands, and pulling the box to see whats in it, but this doesnt seem like a jump to "NEXT GEN VR"
"Its really refreshing to see VR games done correctly" was commented in this video, they really are highlighting how biased they are.
Lee McGuire Yeah I see H3VR with extra body physics and slow mo, and the knuckles controllers make it better.
It is certainly NOT. If you look at contractors VR, pavlov, onward, and H3VR, these games have been out for years and the features in Stress Level Zero's new game is NOTHING NEW.
@@ItsLeeMcGuire How about the fact that it solves a lot of the mechanics and haptic feedback issues associated with VR in one go? You obviously haven't a clue at how hard this things are to solve, especially stuff that might seem mundane, such as how the arm realistically twists and bends to your movement. There's a reason why most VR games to date have had to use disembodied hands just to bypass this issue. Now its solved. Other stuff like accurate physical interaction with the game world and objects, and the amount of physics involved in that is like nothing Ive seen in any other VR game, or any game ever made for that matter, and is something only possible in VR. When computer games first started being developed, the fundamentals like controles and certain mechanics associated with them that we take for granted today, had to start from somewhere. It's akin to when we all had a 8 way direction D-pad to control our characters with. When devs jumped from that to 360 degree analogue, it presented an entirely new challenge for them to circumvent, and now, again, we just take it for granted. This is what Brandan has done with these controllers, and the leap and what is possible from them will only be apparent in new games that make specific use of them. If you don't think this is impressive, then you don't know what you are looking at.
@@ItsLeeMcGuire A completely physics based game is insane with these new controllers. Every thing you do has feedback and gives you a much much deeper sense of immersion.
PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY! Make you game as accessible to modders as you can. Trust me, if you do, you will be sitting on the single greatest title in the entire planet. Please! Remember the modding community. We can work utter magic, and this game looks like a dream come true.
I would spend easily 80 hours a week producing content for this game. Easily.
YES! This is why Half-Life was so popular back in the day. The modding community was strong. This is why most games nowadays lack, a modding community.
Exactly why I love Garry's Mod so much, it's so moddable, so much so that it's at the point you could mod pretty much anything into it if it doesn't crash the Source engine. I would love a VR, physics based Garry's Mod with a Physgun, Toolgun, spawn menu, stuff like that, with Knuckles controllers. That's my dream VR game
@@drewmileham202 Half-Life 2 was a narrative game that got modded by a guy named Garry Newman into one of the best sandbox games I've ever played. Yes, it's a narrative game, but that's not the point. Skyrim is a narrative game, but that has some pretty great mods. Fallout is narrative, so does that. Just because it's a narrative game doesn't mean it can't be a sandbox game or just a narrative game with super cool mods
@@geordanlemon Oh I see. Well either way they said that there will be no workshop or modding support, although that doesn't mean people can't dig into the files somehow.
@@drewmileham202 Yeah, there'll probably be modding forums either way
Even to this day, I still find this game to be a great game... Stress Level Zero really hit it out of the park with this game
hopefully b-side, deadfm, and especially hall of the machine king coz that game looks metal af live up to the hype
i understand what bonelab was so im not too mad at it for being a really short campaign but im sure the next slz game will be amazing
@@granthefato340I feel like nothing will ever compare to boneworks, it really has that half-life feel that can’t be replicated
@@_Ch1pX im fine with that theres no point in trying to replicate what boneworks was
@@_Ch1pX b side will DEFINITELY have that boneworks feel, theres literally b side gameplay in one of the boneworks cutscenes when ford is in the panic room, but yeah i hope that bside and stuff doesnt get a quest 2 port because that will limit the story and make it disappointing like bonelab.
Just shows how little major companies try when making games
I mean I guess some engines are limited and want to get the most in little time?
Sometimes its best to let other people do the work and follow behind them and insert your brand title in.
these guys do the hard work then the big companies will steal it effortlessly and get all the reward
Well they did say it took them 2 years for the mechanics to work
@@pride7416 Yep and then the mainstream will endlessly support it.
Man, Half Life 3 is looking great. Awesome work, SL0 team!
I'm surprised to think that somebody is also thinking the same thing. I guess the crowbar was the trigger?
@@moteq6598 yeah also those robot headcrabs
Yep exactly what i was thinking half-life 3 confirmed
They should partner up with valve, maybe they already did ;)
Dude. Imagine....?
To think, this is like Atari was in the 80's. This is just the development stage of the early years of VR. Imagine what we'll know in 5/10/20 years.....Star Trek Holodeck.
I imagine at some point we'll have little 1x1 multi-direction treadmills we can walk/run on. Little odor synthesizers so we could smell things from the game, perhaps even little shocking patches that would deliver a very very tiny shock when you get shot in game.
mane, i'll be downloading weed off the internet.
Real hentai
ATARI back then have mind controled "tenis" game hardware !
Gonna be amazing I hope i'm still around to experience it haha. But guess what? You are still gonna see people complain lol
I love how Brandon gets when he talks about boneworks. He knows the effort and work he's put in with everyone he's worked with is paying off
im just glad to see hands that aren't shaking like crazy for no reason
That has less to do with the game than the controllers and the room. Playing VR in the middle of a massive warehouse where there's no walls or (god forbid) windows for the IR tracking to bounce off is as close to ideal as you can get.
There is a smoothing filter on them. Those sensors in the controllers are crazy accurate and human hands move a LOT on a tiny scale, when shot directly into your eyes the movement is exaggerated.
Parkinsons?
this is actual ground breaking game development. wow.
I absolutely love how the guys who have been doing VR for years were blown away by this experience that far surpasses any realistic experience in VR out there. This is the game that future Oasis creators will base mechanics off of in their worlds. Well done boys, well done...
I'm sorry, all I see are other comments gushing about it, butwhat is so impressive about this game?
The main thing I got from the video was that the knuckles controllers are what makes the throwing so realistic. What they showed off is slow-motion H3VR with more melee and balloons and every time they held two-handed guns the left wrist was broken in such a horrible way I'm surprised Brandon was happy showing this off.
I did like the crowbar physics holding and sliding the hands, and pulling the box to see whats in it, but this doesnt seem like a jump to "NEXT GEN VR"
"Its really refreshing to see VR games done correctly" was commented in this video, they really are highlighting how biased they are.
Lee McGuire To understand this you must venture into VR games that are similar to what this like Pavlov and pretty much any game in general. What they are showing is very details mechanics that are very realistic and reminiscent of real life, making the user feel like they are in the game without breaking immersion through faulty physics and unnatural interactions within the world. It is a compiled laboratory of different mechanics of VR in one game that is heavily modified and polished to where our natural actions are reflected realistically within the game, without having to adjust to the VR world. Node is not biased, because no one has experienced this level of realness within VR before so they are blown away and delighted at the achieved advancement. Overall, it's revolutionary none the less. Please take my world for it.
@@ItsLeeMcGuire what they are doing is creating an engine for it. Sure the wonky animation are ugly but those animation could be easily fixed in a week or so. And developing VR gunplay based on this engine would be way better than H3VR
And what have they done are basicly what Half life 2 did back then. You really have to play this game to understand what they did having each interaction with everything feels real is not something easy to do
@@ItsLeeMcGuire have you ever played or even seen any VR game? If so, you would not talk like this, this game is most reallistic VR game so far, by far.
A lot of what we see is already in other games, blade and sorcery has very similar melee physics & the ways you position hands, i think they have by the looks of it took it a step further with the help of the knuckles & brought lots of things together in a thoughtful way & added some new stuff. Creativity is afteral a synthesis of ideas. I do think there is a bit too much hype maybe but that could be justified when we finally get to try it. I'm looking forward to hear some more about it either way & i'm far more enthusiastic about knuckles after watching this.
“You have to make a climbing part”
“Oh, don’t you worry”
*flashbacks to throne room*
This is what Wii was to us when it came out.... Now we're at new Levels.
real shit
Crazy to think how far shit has come in really not that long....
Yes, yes wii are.
This is honestly going to make me buy a VR set, this kind of immersive mechanics are absolutely mind blowing, truly a leap into the future
they have to make it a glove, it's too bulky right now.
these dudes are gonna make the oasis real
ItsYoshiSaikōno that’ll be sick
ED TUBE
Tbh, it already is. VRChat IS the Oasis.
ItsYoshiSaikōno my favorite movie confirmed
PretzonPretzel but do you know da way?
Dafuq
I remember being so hyped for this game cause this was going to be one of the best games in 2020. Damn, I was right.
Imagine playing a hunger games style game with physics like this. Those fights would be so intense.
Would be mad realistic too, everyone would start playing serious
Id probably break everything in a 20 foot radius
It would be mad fun, but also very scary!
But if you die in the game you die in real life too like the matrix
@@mmmyeah7 like in sword art online
I saw NEXT GEN VR and I thought "Sure sure.."
then I saw the controllers
Then I saw the game
Then I saw the like button
Then I saw HL3 vision of future
compelling arguments
Lol
You should be a writer
Then I saw her face
oh nothing special just BRANDON AND HIS TEAM TRYING TO SET HISTORY ON VR GAME PROGRESSION.
This is why Brandon is amazing
Again.
Not trying, succeeding.
Hey, fellow pilot and shitposter!
Well, If you look at contractors VR, pavlov, onward, and H3VR, NONE of this stuff is new. These games have been out for years and the features in Stress Level Zero's new game is NOTHING NEW.
getting boneworks as my first VR game was a mistake
Because now I hold every other game to the same standard, and they dont live up.
Lol same
yea me too every time I see a game with floating hands or something that doesn't feel realistic it instantly makes me not want to play the game
@@CynicalMT boneworks fans when I suddenly cutting off their arms and bodies, only flying hands left
(they suddenly don’t wanna play the game “real-life” anymore)
@@deadruins sooo relatable
@@deadruins What
It's always amazing to see people talk about a project they are working on that they are passionate about.
You guys are literally making history. People researching the evolution of vr tech decades from now will read your guys' names down the timeline
N8 true
nah not really
This is fantastic. Id love to see sleeves added to the controls to add vibration in recoil, hitting, and grabbing objects on your arms.
it stops at full body VR suit
@@danielpoulsen6762 we ready play one now boys
I'd imagine it'd be hard to engineer since it'd add weight to the controller. But yes I was thinking this too.
that and wireless controls. Any step beyond that needed to be either a huge machine (that kinda already exists) or literally something out of science fiction where your real body sleeps but your mind is transferred into a virtual world. I don't think it's impossible, theoretically the hardest part is translating your brain into binary or whatever put it into a machine and take it back out safely. That or manipulating your brain (Honestly this seems more feasible) while you "sleep". So all in all, in programmers language: what language does it compute? I'm going too far here x'D
@@silentunclear6706 I think something like what we see in SAO is more plausible, a headset or machine of some sort that interrupts the neural network replacing and interpreting the signals.
Good old days. Im so lucky to have experienced this game on release day. I remember driving home from class as soon as it ended to rush and get home. These dude are fucken legends
JESUS CHRIST. I'm starting to count VR as a separate Gaming platform.
That's how I've thought of it since day one. Once people start really pushing VR we'll see games/experiences in it that simply destroy anything previously experienced in any other gaming/entertainment platform. It literally is the next paradigm shift.
@@inceptional yeah man i love technology. Thinking back 20 years ago in comparison to now is wild. And this is only gonna get better...
@@inceptional Yeah. It's at least equal to the difference between 2d and 3d games
@@GoBIGclan Agreed.
I've had psvr since day 1 and playing Firewall zero hour with the aim controller is like jumping into the future. Best gaming experience ever nothing comes close.
Who will win:
Anthem: A game made by a massive gaming studio for 6 years
or
Boneworks: A game Being made by an extremely small team of passionate bois for 2 years
Lol too ez
Being a bigger studio doesn't make making games that much easier.
m1ksu It just makes it harder to change things once you start
u mean anthem. the game thats completely different from the one we saw on e3?
crook 4life except it’s not different at all? What they showed at e3 was a shitty game that had a good idea behind it but bad execution. The only thing we didn’t predict was exactly how bad the story would be. And game companies show the best content at conferences, that should be obvious. So if the game looks different most of the time than the best 15 minutes of gameplay they thought they would present to the world to advertise their game, then hopefully you now understand why.
Better fricking licence the engine so that at least you get revenue for when AAA company wants to use it to get like a hundred million dollars
I believe that's the plan
Well they probably did
Lol it's unity tho ahahah
Valve news network did a video about this, this game is in the same list with portal and half life games, so it might actually happen that valve will use this engine, and HLVR is definetly a fact that its happening looking by how much info was leaked in the files
@@infera1 can you imagine? Vr artifact
I had no idea who made this game. I played the full story and have had the game for a year and never knew. lol. Its the best vr game experience.
This is the VR I've been waiting for. This years big purchase is a VR rig.
This is what'll finally push me to buy into VR
same this game alone
Agreed
You won't regret it.
Just don't get vr for playstation, it sucks let me tell you. It relies on the playstation move camera, to track lights from move controllers, it is very unreliable. The move controller lights will not just reflect off reflective surfaces (so it's not just games and movies you need to hide), but white surfaces as well. Seeing light in the corner of your eye ruins immersion, but playing in a dark room only makes it worse. You also need to remove anything from the cameras view, that have similar colours as the light that is emitted from the headset or move controllers. My advice as a hardcore gamer of different genres. Pay more for a more reliable vr system on PC with a much wider range of games. If you need to try PSVR, only buy it on sale!
@@TheClimbingBronyOldColt you're full of shit. PSVR is great.
This is INCREDIBLE. This will be the first game I'll buy when I get VR. If I get VR.
If I win the lotto I will buy it.
Don't forget the beast pc
Same
I has a VR but not for PC -.-
@@HazeBaze why did you buy a vr headset then...is it like the cheap ones for your mobile?
Holy Crap, crazy nostalgia for this video and this time in VR. The Index Was new, Boneworks and HLA are just coming out. Truly a wonderful time for Virtual Reality . Hopefully we see another huge industry leap like we did back then. Would love to see what the future has in store for VR :D
Are you telling me this VR game will have forearms?
Instant preorder.
The closest thing I experienced to this was a game by a dev named nimsony look him up the game is called hybrid test chamber
If you're looking for forearms I believe that Marvel game had full bodies...no comparison to this, of course, but it's something you could get now
@@jabberwaukee1930 sarcasm :/
Blade and Sorcery has forearms too.
I am just seeing this now. Finally Starting to see VRs potential.
Me too. I'm ready for it. Fingers make a hell of a difference
The potential was always there! What we’re starting to see are the creative fruits of labor born out of that potential
Half life alyx is out now, its fucking great
@@notlNSIGHT the only thing valve took was inspiration my friend.
💯🔥
This game looks absolutely incredible and satisfying, I’m extremely excited for this! I very well may have to build a beast rig and get VR just because of this game. No joke.
Same here. Gotta save up
Dont force it. VR is nice but be sure you wont regret a big purchase.
Same, but my question is the knuckles only for the headset their using? And if so which set are they using cause it’s really cool
IrishPotatoeFarmer they are using htc vive, I have oculus rift, I wanted vive but rift has better controllers but the knuckle controllers look cool
You will need a Vive as it will be exclusive to that till any of the others catch up. Also because it's go published by Valve.
5 years ago the greatest vr game ever came out. and it feels like it came out yesterday
I love that they are pushing the realization that perfect 1 - 1 motion matching isn't always needed. With the hands sliding and twisting on attachment points, motion smoothing for stocks, recoil, full body awareness, tons of physics, etc. it really takes that polish to the next level. SLZ is to VR shooters what Valve was to oldschool shooters, and this will sell hardware imo.
even non VR game have Dev making excuses to not implement accurate physics, saying "gameplay is more important", but games that attempted physics have more gameplay possibility! It's really the mentality of Brandon's team that made it to the next level :)
This is honestly incredible
My mind is blown
I never knew that VR was anywhere near this level of advancement
It's been like this for years. People don't pay attention since VR games look like ass on a 2d screen, but are completely different inside inside the headset.
@@sqlevolicious that's probably the case, but this seems to be further ahead than the other VR ive seen, hence the amazement
@@syrusalder7795 because it is next gen
I just started playing RE7 on vr but this is amaizing
@@KP-48-007 this shit is not next gen, if its next gen, why us cant climb in things like real life, jam a gun,etc... vr is not next gen.
Such a good feeling to watch people you've been following for a long time continue to develop and grow, both personally and professionally, this really makes me proud of you guys and your passion for Games, ...You will become the Blizzard we used to know and love.
"dude you have to make a climbing part"
"oh dont you worry"
me sat here knowing about the ladder at the end of the game
This is like the half life 3 we never got
Half life 3 confirmed
Makes me wish I could afford a Vive but, gas money is nice, so might have to wait on that. Sorry Brandon!
little do you know steam gave them the half life ip to make half life 3 in vr
Crowbar in the beginning, physics puzzles, overall feel of the demo reminds me of HL2 E3 physics demos. It's looking good HL3 bros, we got a spiritual successor.
@@Mixonpl I was thinking the exact same thing especially in the room with the barrel pachinko and material physics.
This is going to revolutionize VR games the way Half-Life did.
Kunta Houen indeed brother.....indeed.......man I miss half life
Half-Life would be so amazing to play in VR
No shit you might be the one who called it!
Revolutionary would be if it tracked your legs so you wouldn't feel like a tank with hands
Exactly what I was thinking. Also that balloon gun looks straight out of garry's mod.
Wow. I mean, as a lifelong fan I've been hyped for Boneworks for a while... but Brandon and TEAM--I. Am. Impressed. This game and its engine may just convince me to finally buy a VR set.
Valve have been involved somewhat with this VR game.
Plus those controllers aren't available to the public yet :/
I just love the way guy was talking seriously while the other one was playing with ball xD
Imagine vr chat running like this...
i was about to say the same thing lol
Lifting up loli skirts yes please
@@SCYN0 FBI, yes this comment right here.
@@SCYN0 dude, loils are life
So many middle fingers...
Just imagine in 10 years how this gonna be
Tyric Graham we might get to the point where objects we pick up actually have weight
Exactly what i was thinking of. Imagine how is it gonna be in like 10-20 years. How games will look.
@@62100 I cant honestly
Consigned to landfill like all those kinects and light guns nobody uses any more.
SAO?
Crowbars, physics, the seesaw puzzle... Is this actually Half-Life 3?
It has robotic head crabs as well.
@Frederick Röders or maybe valve is a big corporation that likes money, and they stop game development and fuck over workers if its profitable🤔
If valve fails to capitalize upon this tech. then they deserve to be left behind .... If not ill have no qualms about watching valve go down with other publishers when the gaming industry finishes imploding.
Simple anwser: YES.
Potentially early alpha material right here but if anything id say its still just a tech. demo kinda like how really early builds of hl2 circa 2002 to 2003 alpha builds were also tech. demos designed to showcase the new engines features and mechanics.
If this is the case then before we get hl3 on boneworks valve will test it by useing it for another game kinda like how CSS came out before hl2 debued.
I've played through the story of this game several times and spent countless hours in the arena game mode, and still watching people play and interact with the game and discover something I've never even thought was possible leaves me in awe
Hey I know the chance of you seeing this is possibly almost *ZERO* but I really hope you guys are planning to add the test *LEVEL* that can be seen here in the actual finnished game or even better release it as a demo before it releases I think this room would be a wonderfully perfect thing to show friends that try VR for the first time to really blow their minds. But no *STRESS* I believe in you guys and I cant wait to pay you my hard earned money!
Hail master Brandon and his minions!
I'm pretty sure Brandon and Stress Level Zero studio won't disappoint. They are gamers at their core. :)
From what I've read on the steam discussions, then they are planning on releasing a demo (maybe this room idk) before the game releases
*This Will be garry’s mod VR, i’m calling it*
Noted but what are the stakes. What happens if you are wrong?
@@JonnyUnderrated i wont be, it looks exactly like half life wich gmod is based on, and i mean gmod own the gaming community on pc for a long time because it was the first game with that type of freedom, so...
No don't you see we're closer to the world of ready player one
@@animatednerd3428 yes, basically freedom, like garry's mod :)
This is missing the main part of what makes gmod great... modding
Brandon (and his awesome team) continuing to be top notch VR game pioneers pushing the forefront further and further! I would have never guessed it back in the Freddiew channel video making days, lol ;)
watching this a day before bonelab comes out. just like how this changed vr forever, bonelab will change vr forever too.
You just became my favourite game developer.
proof that VR is not a gimmick
Still not worth buying a VR set yet not many good games and it’s still in its very beginning stages
Rad Dog I think there’s hundreds of good vr games on steam and maybe even PlayStation store
@@vrscape6239 Don't listen to all these haters that don't have a VR rig and think they understand it by saying it's "not good enough yet" or "not worth the price tag". I have an Oculus rig on an RTX 2080 and the realism makes me wonder why anyone wastes any sort of money on console gaming anymore. Can one theoretically imagine how much better VR will be in 10 years? Of course, but that is not grounds to diminish the level it has reached thus far. If full-body interaction is something you are looking for and it's within your budget, you won't regret it.
@@rramos07 Oh please, I own a VIVE and the same rig as you. The fidelity is garbage. Don't kid people. Anything in front of you more than 100m if just a giant pixel, racing games consist of having to know exactly what corner is coming up otherwise it's too late. Shooting games are the same, targets in front of you more than 100m is just a pixel and don't even get me started on trying to read text far away. Current tech means you'll have a few hours of gimmicky fun then put it down, it's a good introduction on the possibilities of what VR will bring on the future but the technology is far from serious.
@@all-timealien4483 give it 5 years, then it will be relatively cheap compared to now, multiple titles.
That's so true what he said. Many different individual experiments have been done but they've never been put into one game.
Exactly
After 5 years I finally got a vr headset and was able to experience boneworks myself!!!!!!
Bonelab
@@GoJoEdItZ1382what why it?
When you finish homework’s, you should get bonelab. The campaign is a bit bare bones, but there are hundreds of really good mods.
I wonder what this all would be like if applied to a remade Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy. Imagine the lightsaber combat.
Yes! That's a fantastic idea. I'd back that project in a heart beat.
Do you watch hu hu hu hu hu huon TH-cam and his Beat Sabre vids? Just imagining that guy playing this game!
th-cam.com/video/66zcWPtudXo/w-d-xo.html
Sadly there is no way anyone is able to do that with EA and Disney leading the Star wars flagship.
You’re that fat fuck aren’t you?
no u
THE STOCK ACTUALLY SITS!!! NO MORE GUN CONTROLLER NEEDED
It's like that in a fair few games
H3vr
Immersion boi, gun controllers are needed.
Virtual stock helps a lot, my aim is much steadier with it. But the arms still get tired and wiggle a bit without a physical stock to act as a shoulder rest. It's most felt when using a scope. th-cam.com/video/12zlaUD1MWk/w-d-xo.html
This actually makes me want to get VR...everything else has been so 1D...this has so much potential
DO IT. The presense is very life like, especially in horror games.
You will be mad at yourself for not getting it sooner after getting it. I was.
It really does fool the brain into thinking it is real, so don't lean on virtual furniture or you will fall IRL.
If you've been to an eye doctor get your interpupillary distance from them. You really need that correct to avoid head aches. Also take analog movement slowly and work up to it. Start with just a few minuets. That way you can avoid visual sickness. It's like motion sickness.
"interplanetary distance"
lulz
Hotdogs, Horseshoes, and Handgrenades is worth the money if you like shooting as well. This just incorporates alot more physics. I will definitely be buying Boneworks on release. So awesome.
@@crazy10bears LMAO, auto-correct comedy at it's best. Thanks, for letting me know.
8:03 "Oh, don't you worry" the last 5-10 minutes of the story mode brings this to life
This is wonderful!!! :D
Only need *Haptic Gloves* , and perhaps a sensory suit, to maximize the Virtual Reality experience.
Or actually implement the world into your brain directly
@notiv Haha. I was more thinking along the lines of the Matrix or Agents of SHIELD's Framework. But that works too
YASSSSSSSS
@@Icybubba google said 20-30 yrs till we can upload brains so not too far off
Josiah Cassetti What the fuck dude are you trying to call out gamers or something?
If they include player made servers and stuff, I could totally see this being the VR Garry's Mod. That would be so epic.
Isn't VRChat basically VR Gmod?
William Yang I would say Pavlov is.
I wouldn't say either of them are, honestly. VRChat is a talking/ meme sim and Pavlov is pretty limited. I'm saying this could be like the Dark RP (but in VR) that made GMod so popular.
There's a cool gmod vr mod in development, heaps gets added every day.
Modbox vr is pretty much Garry’s mod
You need to form this into a polished engine, then you can sell it to game developers
Surely they know that, I hope haha but this looks soooo good maybe they can just 1-up the AAA's
or just make their own game as they are doing and become even richer
@@beyond305 that isn't a good investment tbh. They need to sell this so more developers use it,plus it will make them more money
@@nnnyel true. And there would be a surge in next level VR games being made by triple a companies. 1 game or endless possibilities for games using the engine.
maiybe it is sorce 2, how knows?
Dude watching this in 2024 is a blast in the past
If money wasn't an issue for game creators and what not we would have some truly insane games. Just look at this for example
big companies who have money and could take risks and innovate don't do it, stagnating in office politics, overload of management and utter cowardice when it comes to actually pushing forward in any way. in really big companies I would also bet that corruption and sleazy selfserving parasitism is at play in upper management.
Money would kill any game. It comes down to how much passion and love the devs have for the titel they are making.
If you are passionate about it you will make it no mather how few bucks you have this here is the best example of that.
@@sirweebs2914 Money wouldn't 'kill any game'. I don't know where you're basing this on.
Kyle Simpson you have to remember that they have to also comply with the 4th estate’s ever decreasing tolerance. H3vr got a antigun smear piece, and so on.
Yea true, But without making money as a main motivator, would they achieve the same quality?
Graphics are 10/10
would definitely dislocate my wrist and twist it backwards to hold a gun again
Not a Phony hahaha!
I see why it does that though, look at the way he has the controller positioned irl, he thinks there is a forward grip
Imagine how much better it could get with HoloLens 2 tech, with that precise hand tracking and no controllers in the way (as seen with smaller objects like pistol it's kinda clunky to operate 2-handed with those controllers).
I’m so excited to see where vr goes in the future now
It is becoming like ready player one's oasis!! that would be insane
"Sic Parvis Magna (Greatness From Small Beginnings)" - Sir Francis Drake
That moto perfectly sums up this whole game and video.
Imagine playing Rainbow 6 Siege with these VR controllers
that sounds fun, and infuriating
thats an amazing idea. i hope something like this comes true in the future. some sort of rainbow six siege vr would highly competitive and very good.
Shield operators are gonna be broken, cause there wouldn’t be an ADS limit
Max I can see my self having adrenaline when blitz comes in like if it was a 1v1
This was my exact thought
The part with the knife was absolutely amazing, throwing it between hands with such fluidity.
Honestly I reckon in the next 6-7 years VR is going to have lots of triple A titles, and I believe things like vrchat will advance and become virtual sessions where people can meet from anywhere formally, in their actual persona. This is just awesome
I saw the title and almost shouted in excitement!!! Love this!
Edit- thanks for relating :)
"you need to make a climbing part" "oh don't you worry" THE END HAS THE BIGGEST LADDER I HAVE EVER SEEN
See now that's the type of game and the physics and everything that will make me buy a VR headset and I hope you guys are going to play some more d&d soon I just got done binge-watching all of you guys has videos and I'm hoping there's going to be more sometime soon
The original demo he did 11 months ago is the reason why i bought my VR headset and I'm proud of him for setting new ground.
@@TrendyWhistle oh hell yeah so am I I figured though I would wait till it got a little closer coming out before I bought one because for me I've played a lot of those games that are popular for VR at my friends houses and stuff like that and I wouldn't waste my money or my time on them I'm pretty sure there's a few good ones out there but you have to sit through so many games that are only worth playing for a little bit or not worth playing so I wanted to wait until this came out
@@thefallenonelucifer6 Haha, honestly, if your friends were on the vive i can see that. I wish node had Oculus and covered some of the rift exclusives. Having played both platforms titles, the cleanest and best experiences in VR like boneworks are available but only on oculus - even if you had revive, the experiences wouldn't work because the vive wands are just not very good controllers. I would love to see how node reacts to games like lone echo and robo recall - lone echo standing out as the only other game i've experienced that satisfied my itch after seeing physical reactions like in boneworks.
I got my rift 7 months ago and I've been on it pretty much every day or every other day for at least a while. It does get tiring sometimes as most games are short singleplayer experiences or short repetitive multiplayer titles. (doom vfr, skyrim and fallout are extremely disappointing games to play in VR to me - the interactions are totally terrible and half baked - look at an item and press A to teleport the item into your inventory, access inventory to view a floating object etc, terrible.. they are such low effort ports)
And yeah, I tried a lot of steam games and on steam there really are a lot of crappy experiences to sift through with incredibly janky mechanics.
H3VR, contractors VR, Pavlov and Onward are all very similar and feature just about everything SLZ is featuring. You should be buying into VR if you haven't already, these games have been out for years.
@@sqlevolicious theres a very big difference between this and everything else thats out in the market today. one very important thing here is that everything is physically present in this world, in H3VR, contractors, pavlov and onward, you are not physically present in the world, you can only interact with your gun while holding a button etc. You can't touch the walls or anything. But what this looks like and what i'm hoping it is is that you can push everything in the world (your virtual arms will disconnect from your real life arms if necessary etc (you can see a pretty good half implementation of this in echo VR) What I find important here is if you can rack a bolt with your hand without pulling the trigger to interact with it - can you just push it with your virtual hand or arm without specifically grabbing it - I think that will be amazing and i hope they commit to everything being physically accurate - even if it can cause some clumsiness. I want to be able to smack the bolt down on the MP5 or just swing my right hand up to roll the bolt on a bolt action sniper rifle without having to remember to pull a trigger at a certain point to "grab" the object.
This is BADASS!! Great work, I can't wait to try it out []-)
*notices VRO in the comments*
Tamara Adinolfi ikr
Virtual Reality Oasis love your content bro
@@Breadlocks vro*
Too right Virtual Reality Oasis, this is a masterpiece. These are the guys building the OASIS today. Would you agree? Love your channel by the way!
This game is the fuse to the start of ready player one
That movie was cringe.
*Creates SAO*
Hololens 2
Brandon is Halliday confirmed
The movie? Fuck no.
The book? Fuck *yes*
The way Niko applauds and looks at Brandon at 14:50, showing genuine respect for the guy... THAT'S the level of friendship We all need to express.