MemeticBox

MemeticBox is a physics-driven voxel gore sandbox. You can play tactical shooter missions, survive waves of enemies or use God Mode to manipulate characters and create destructive scenarios. Characters are made from thousands of voxels, with skin, muscle, bone and organs beneath; bullets, blades and explosions damage them layer by layer.

Voxel bodies

Damage affects characters in specific ways. Headshots crack skulls, shotguns can remove heads, and wounded enemies may stagger, crawl, clutch their wounds or writhe. Zombies without legs drag themselves toward you. Blood pools, spreads across floors, stains walls, tints water and can splatter the screen.

God Mode

In God Mode, you can grab and throw people, stretch them until their arms tear off, hang them, nail them to walls or strike them with lightning. You can build traps using spike beds, spinning saws, grinders and mines, or rain people from the sky. Other options include starting a war between Police and terrorists, driving a crowd into a murderous rage, and unleashing tornadoes, earthquakes, meteor showers, blood rain and black holes. A cinematic camera lets you film the action.

Game modes

• Police Raid, Bank Heist and Drug Lab: choose a loadout, give orders to your AI squad, breach doors, throw flashbangs, rescue hostages, and arrest or eliminate enemies.
• Wave Survival: hold out in a dark CQB building or an abandoned hospital against zombies, soldiers, attack dogs and bosses. Buy upgrades and build barricades between waves.
• Gore Arena: fight in a colosseum as a roaring crowd cheers kills and throws weapons into the sand.
• City: explore collapsing buildings, drive cars, bikes and tanks, and set off gas station explosions. The police come after you as your wanted level rises.
• Other scenarios: Night in the Forest, Evacuation, Demolition and more.

Enemies and weapons

NPCs have voices and may scream, beg, surrender, call for backup or take cover. Soldiers flank you and throw grenades, while terrorists, gang members and junkies fight in different ways. Special zombies include runners, screamers that call the horde, acid spitters and bloaters that burst when they die. Other enemies include armored juggernauts, riot-shield users, attack dogs, wolves and an enemy gunship.

The weapons include pistols, shotguns, rifles, a minigun, sniper rifles with bullet cam, a railgun, crossbows and rocket launchers. You can also use flamethrowers and molotovs to set people and voxels on fire, or fight with katanas, chainsaws, spiked bats, demolition hammers, throwing knives and a harpoon that pins people to walls. Attachments include suppressors, red dots, scopes and lasers. Reloading includes magazines that drop to the floor with physics, tactical reloads and weapon inspection; you can also aim down sights, slide, lean around corners, dive in slow motion and kick doors down.

Destruction and world

Buildings collapse block by block using structural analysis, and rubble can crush anyone underneath. Cars dent piece by piece, catch fire and explode; glass shatters, doors break off their hinges and walls crumble under explosions. The world has a dynamic day-night cycle, rain, snow, fog and thunderstorms, with rain putting out fires. You can swim and dive in lakes, where bodies float, and dynamic music follows the action.

Other features

Photo mode includes a free camera, frozen time and filters. The game also has 28 challenges, lifetime stats, kill streaks, a style meter, weapon skins, game modifiers, catastrophe mutators and a built-in voxel editor for creating props.