GoreBox

GoreBox is a sandbox where the main thing is not the plot, but experiments with physics. The player is given a set of weapons, explosives and a device called the Reality Crusher, which allows you to literally change the space around you: pick up objects, throw them and see what happens. There are almost no formal tasks: you can set up your own scenes, check how this or that combination behaves, or just walk around the location and see what happens if you apply too much force to the world. The project is designed primarily for those who like to create chaos and observe the consequences. There is also an editor where you can arrange characters and objects, and then launch the resulting situation. In addition, modes with tasks are available, but they serve as an excuse rather than a mandatory program. Separately, it is worth noting that the Reality Crusher device allows you not only to break, but also to rearrange objects: you can remove a wall, lift a car, or return something that just flew apart into place. In addition to solo experiments, there are also joint runs, where several players create a mess together. The developers are updating the project, adding weapons and items, so the range of possibilities is gradually growing. The game requires neither a plot nor preparation: just the desire to check what will happen if you do it like this. The graphics are simple, the physics are deliberately exaggerated, and the animations are ridiculous. The GoreBox isn't trying to be a serious game: it's a playground for tomfoolery, and as such it works flawlessly.