Lab Havoc

Welcome to the Lab

Ever wanted to be a mad scientist with zero ethical boundaries? Lab Havoc gives you a laboratory, a steady supply of human clones, and an arsenal of traps, weapons, and gadgets to test on them. It's a physics-based sandbox where the only goal is creative destruction — figure out the most devastating combos possible and rack up absurd damage numbers.

The ragdoll physics make every experiment unpredictable in the best way. Drop a clone onto a conveyor belt leading into a pit of spikes, set up laser grids at the end of a bounce pad chain, or just stack explosives and see what happens. The game rewards experimentation, and the combo system gives you real incentive to set up elaborate chain reactions instead of just throwing everything at once.

How to Play

• Click and drag — Place traps, weapons, and gadgets anywhere in the lab
• Start the simulation — Release the clone and watch your setup in action
• Earn points — Based on total damage dealt and combo multipliers
• Unlock new gear — Use points to purchase increasingly destructive equipment

The Combo System

Dealing damage in quick succession builds a combo multiplier. If a clone gets hit by a spike trap, launched into a laser, and then falls into a fan all within a few seconds, each hit multiplies the points earned. Designing setups where multiple traps chain into each other is the key to high scores.

Setting Up Devastating Experiments

Chain Reactions Are King

Don't just place traps randomly. Think about cause and effect. A fan blowing a clone toward a conveyor belt that feeds into a crusher creates a chain reaction that builds your combo. The more links in the chain, the higher the score.

Use Bounce Pads for Extended Combos

Bounce pads keep clones airborne and bouncing between hazards. Place them strategically to keep the ragdoll moving between damage sources. A well-placed bounce pad can turn a three-hit combo into a twelve-hit one.

Start Simple, Then Add Layers

Build a basic trap setup first and test it. See where the clone goes, then add traps along that trajectory. Iterating on your design is faster than trying to plan a perfect 20-trap chain from scratch.

• Explosives reset the clone's position — use them to redirect ragdolls mid-chain
• Fans and conveyor belts control movement direction without dealing damage
• Some weapons interact with each other — lasers can trigger explosives for surprise chain reactions
• Save your favorite setups so you can tweak them later

FAQ

Is there a specific goal in Lab Havoc? The main goal is to deal as much damage as possible and unlock all the weapons and traps. There are also challenge levels with specific objectives if you want more structured gameplay.

How do I unlock new equipment? Earn points by running experiments. Each piece of gear has a point cost, and more destructive items unlock at higher price tiers.

Does the physics engine affect performance? Complex setups with many active traps and interactions can slow things down on older devices. If the game gets choppy, simplify your experiment or reduce the number of active elements.