BoneField is a first-person survival horror game with a body-mounted camera, where every movement, breath, and tremor is recorded in real time. You venture into the Montana wilderness to uncover the mystery of a vanished community, but find only darkness, blood, and silence. There's no room for error here — life is measured in seconds and bullets. Eyes in the Night Empty paths, abandoned houses, and remote roads conceal something that defies explanation. Every turn of the camera reveals a new threat — behind you, under your feet, in the reflection of a glass window. Any movement can attract attention. Realism transforms simple action into a struggle for breath, and the sound of one's own heart into a harbinger of doom. Everything you find is a chance to hold out a little longer. Wood, wire, batteries, shell casings — every little thing can save your life. Weapons need repairing, flashlights break, and enemies are unforgiving of delays. There are no imaginary escapes here — only reflexes, fear, and instinct. In this game, you are not the hero. You are the prey. Features of the game Body-worn camera footage creates a sense of documentary horror. Full realism of interaction with objects and weapons. Immersive sound and visual effects that heighten anxiety. Non-linear survival without scripted concessions and safe zones.