Bubble Blaster - Bubble everything for Bonelab for Windows

Encapsulate NPCs and props in translucent spheres, then watch them drift skyward as gravity shifts using a handheld blaster inside BONELAB sandbox maps. BugoBug built this mod for the VR physics-action title BONELAB, and it runs on PCVR and Meta Quest via BONELAB's modding framework. The add-on highlights trapped-object motion, altered lift, a bespoke weapon model, and interactive burst mechanics, aimed at physics-minded VR players who enjoy open-ended, experimental play.

It turns combat into a sandbox experiment

Rather than adding missions or objectives, the mod reframes player activity as setup-and-observe play: aim the tool, apply it to a scene, then watch game entities change how they move and collide. Sessions center on trial outcomes, not scorekeeping. That shift makes the experience less about encounter difficulty and more about arranging scenarios, which suits players seeking playful tinkering inside BONELAB environments.

Mechanics nudge you toward creative interactions

Interactions focus on cause and effect. The weapon creates a temporary enclosure around in-world items and characters, and those enclosures respond to outside forces in predictable ways. Release or break them through several actions:

• physical contact from other objects or players
• attacking a sphere with another weapon
• using the blaster's alternate function to free contents

Those options let you chain reactions and stage experiments without scripted triggers.

Presentation and integration keep the illusion intact

The add-on supplies a polished, dedicated weapon model and visually coherent enclosures that read clearly in VR. Its physics tie into BONELAB's core systems so trapped items still collide and slide realistically against the world. The visual clarity and consistent collision response matter in VR because they make set pieces readable when viewing from different angles and headset types.

Easy entry, long tail replayability

Installation is straightforward through the in-game mod browser or by dropping files into the Mods folder, and the spawnable tool typically runs without extra dependencies. Players report it shows up often in community showcases, which reflects its appeal as a toy for sandbox maps. There are no progression gates or objectives, so replay value comes from player creativity rather than structured unlocks.

A playful pick for creative BONELAB players

Bubble Blaster is a playful choice for players who enjoy open-ended physics play in BONELAB. It offers immediate, creative payoff for setting up experiments and wacky scenarios, but it doesn't provide goals or a progression path. For anyone after a sandbox toy to rearrange encounters and test motion in VR, Bubble Blaster fits that niche well and invites repeated, informal sessions.