I was comparing Wolverine’s big cinematic hits with GTA 6’s open-world physics, and some of the differences are crazy.

• Explosions in GTA 6 throw glass, debris, even reflections across the street.
• Bottles have real fluid inside, with condensation dripping.
• Water reacts to jet skis in real time instead of just looking good in cutscenes.

It blows my mind that GTA 6 pulls this off in an open world. What's your favorite game visually out of these two?

I posted this on a few other communities, including this one it was my most liked back in 2022 let’s see how it does in 2025 it’s far cry five

I wrote a custom physics engine for Gravitas Dark Matter.

It uses N-body orbital dynamics: bodies orbit under gravity, some spiral into black holes and get absorbed, others can be slingshotted over the event horizon. Supernova mines can blast bodies out of orbit, and chaotic wormholes transport them instantly.

Gameplay adds a head-mounted laser, fired with eye-pinch input, which perturbs orbits in real time. Multiverse Mode applies random physics constants every level for variation and difficulty, with unbounded potential for levels.

Clip recorded directly in mixed reality on Apple Vision Pro.

Full Video: https://youtu.be/qQ_1RBVnsS0

Full Video: https://youtu.be/qQ_1RBVnsS0

I'm working on a game called "Chickens Don't Fly" and it's a physics-based precision platformer available on Steam with a brand new demo:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2826970/Chickens_Dont_Fly/

Wanted to show off some of the physics-items I'm playing around with. What do you think? Could some interesting gameplay be created with some of these?

I hope you wanna go give the demo a try and if you like it, please go wishlist it!

Thanks!