Observed arrival · 2026-10-31
A Trauma-Response Sandbox With a Live Patient Monitor
SOMA Body Lab presents a free Windows demo combining layered anatomy, body physics, changing patient vitals, rescue missions, and surgery.
- For
- Players interested in anatomy and trauma-response simulation
- Worth noticing
- The page lists 166 organ parts, 936 vessels, 373 bones, and 321 nerves across its anatomy layers.
Field notes
The anatomy section reports four switchable layers and gives separate counts for organ parts, vessels, bones, and nerves. Its mission outline runs from first-person response through stabilization and an operating-table procedure, while the monitor display names several vital signs; the homepage also says these change during play. The project identifies itself as a solo-dev build using three.js and WebGPU, and marks its second character, Felix, as beta.
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