Physics Games

[WhiteShark]

Surprised Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom have yet to be mentioned.

haha nintendo fan is doing that thing rusty always talks about where they see nintendo rip off existing games and think it's revolutionary

Are you hallucinating?

[WaterMage]

[rusty_shackleford]

[rusty_shackleford]

CellFactor: Revolution marketed itself as a game, but was actually a stealth tech demo for PhysX. Not in a tongue-in-cheek way, they worked directly with AGEIA iirc.


It has a sequel, CellFactor: Psychokinetic Wars. I do not know if that was also heavily physics based.

[Oyster Sauce]

I remember playing the demo for this 360 game where the gimmick is terrain deformation. Pretty sure you had grenades that raised the ground and grenades that lowered it. Don't think anyone actually played it.

[rusty_shackleford]

I remember playing the demo for this 360 game where the gimmick is terrain deformation. Pretty sure you had grenades that raised the ground and grenades that lowered it. Don't think anyone actually played it.

Loved all the physics stuff games used to do, thought a lot about how great it will be in the future.

[Oyster Sauce]

One of my favorite types of CS:S maps were the breakfloor ones, where each team is divided by a wall and standing on a bunch of cubes they need to shoot to dig tunnels and hunt down the other team.

► the picture I drew to describe it because I couldn't remember what it was called at first

[herkzter]

Spintires and its spin-offs are worth playing if you like the idea of a realistic driving sim but with absurdly detailed terrain reactivity and physics; the games are challenging enough to make it feel like you've actually conquered your objective after successfully making your way through a morass

[logincrash]

Oh, hell yeah, I remember sinking so much time into that in-browser Attack on Titan game. The swinging mechanics were so satisfying to play with. That is what a proper Spider-Man game should copy.
I also spent a lot of time on a 2D physics and chemistry sim called Powder Game or something like that, just blowing up cityscapes. Noita has a similar feel to that, with different liquids reacting to different spell effects.

[Ichthys]

If you're a Star Wars fan, both The Force Unleashed games are also heavy with physics. They have three different engines working together:

[Stack of Turtles]

Oh, hell yeah, I remember sinking so much time into that in-browser Attack on Titan game. The swinging mechanics were so satisfying to play with. That is what a proper Spider-Man game should copy.
I also spent a lot of time on a 2D physics and chemistry sim called Powder Game or something like that, just blowing up cityscapes. Noita has a similar feel to that, with different liquids reacting to different spell effects.

Hey, I liked both of those browser games too. Didn't even have more than the slightest idea about the source manga but the swinging around was cool (until I get eaten).

[DagothGeas5]

If you're a Star Wars fan, both The Force Unleashed games are also heavy with physics. They have three different engines working together:

Where did people like this go? I love how they are talking about their game and the technology behind it

[ArcaneLurker]

If you're a Star Wars fan, both The Force Unleashed games are also heavy with physics. They have three different engines working together:

The demographics of this team compared to modern day devs

[maidenhaver]

If you're a Star Wars fan, both The Force Unleashed games are also heavy with physics. They have three different engines working together:

Where did people like this go? I love how they are talking about their game and the technology behind it

They're working on real tech, or retired.

[DagothGeas5]

If you're a Star Wars fan, both The Force Unleashed games are also heavy with physics. They have three different engines working together:

Where did people like this go? I love how they are talking about their game and the technology behind it

They're working on real tech, or retired.

A better fate than becoming part of the "inclusion club". I hope they are all doing well!

[ArcaneLurker]

[logincrash]

That's a cool concept. The swinging looks fun.
The customization is gay. As is the arachnophobe-friendly ball at the end there. Arachnophobes don't deserve to play interesting stuff like this, the pathetic wimps. You're 15 times the size of those spiders, you ******, just squish them if you're too much of a pussy to give a spider-bro a lift outside.

[Ichthys]

Unmechanical is another cool physics-based indie game:

[Oyster Sauce]

Oh, hell yeah, I remember sinking so much time into that in-browser Attack on Titan game. The swinging mechanics were so satisfying to play with. That is what a proper Spider-Man game should copy.
I also spent a lot of time on a 2D physics and chemistry sim called Powder Game or something like that, just blowing up cityscapes. Noita has a similar feel to that, with different liquids reacting to different spell effects.

Well, I certainly wasn't expecting this. Guess we're back!

[KnightoftheWind]

The particle effects and physics of F.E.A.R have yet to be matched or surpassed in ANY FPS game released after it. Even the lighting has held up remarkably well. It's almost as if gaming hit the pause button as soon as this one game released.

[Oyster Sauce]

Saw some footage of really cool looking grappling hook action and then when I looked into it the game turned out to be a ******* early access survival crafter

[Tangerine]

Saw some footage of really cool looking grappling hook action and then when I looked into it the game turned out to be a ******* early access survival crafter

This looks like Fortnite and Horizon Zero Dawn had a baby and one of the w*men in the preview pics has toothpaste hair.

[Oyster Sauce]

fizziks

[Tweed]

Play Trespasser

[Wretch]

Surprised Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom have yet to be mentioned.

haha nintendo fan is doing that thing rusty always talks about where they see nintendo rip off existing games and think it's revolutionary

Are you hallucinating?

He thinks they ripped off french impressionism

[Oyster Sauce]

Now this is trooncore I can get into

[J1M]

I would like to play a starship + physics game where you can use gravity from stellar bodies and ignite nebulas as traps. And you aim missiles accounting for the trajectory of your opponent and the effect of gravity.

[WaterMage]

FICTORUM

[Oyster Sauce]

I wish there were more games based around playing with water physics.

This came out a few days ago. Gonna try it.





Pretty sure it's inspired by this guy's YouTube channel

[Oyster Sauce]

I wish there were more games based around playing with water physics.

This came out a few days ago. Gonna try it.





Pretty sure it's inspired by this guy's YouTube channel

Spent like 2 hours fighting a flood I didn't bring enough equipment to deal with. Constantly struggling to keep up and find new ways to patch holes and move water from one section to another before giving up. Fun, but underbaked early access game with plenty of bugs and annoyances.