Vacation Simulator

The year is 2060, and the world has been taken over by adorable bots. Their one goal is to help you in all you day to day activities. In Vacation Simulator, the bots are trying to help with what ever humans do when they are ‘not jobbing.’

The game has you, a human, join a colorful cast of robots at Vacation Island. All of the bots have very different personalities, from actively trying to maximize vacations in the name of efficiency, to having a genuine understanding of relaxation.

These very different bots can sometimes clash, resulting in hilarious mini-stories you get to be a part of.

Beautiful Graphics

Vacation Simulator is colorful, cartoonish, and beautifully rendered. Although the mood of the island is simple, bold and colorful, it is professionally done. Vacation Simulator has a similar look and appearance to Animal Crossing.

If you like the warm colors and gentle shapes of Animal Crossing, you will love the graphics in Vacation Simulator.

Hilarious Gameplay

Vacation Simulator is the sequel to a previous game, Job Simulator. You can expect the same kind of relaxed experience in this game. It’s set in VR, with the developers having a sophisticated understanding of what goes into making a virtual reality game good.

Vacation Simulator is packed with light hearted humor, fun mini-games, and plenty to see, do and explore. The game is highly polished, has a good grasp of physics, and encourages exploration. Players can build sand castles on the beach, make S’mores, or go fishing as just a few of the available mini-games.

This is the perfect introduction game to those who are new to VR, something to keep around for family who are visiting, or just because you loved the original Job Simulator. Players who want a lot of content in their games or don’t get much replay value out of relaxation games may not find this one as suitable for their needs.

Comes with DLC

As icing on the cake, Vacation Simulator also comes with new DLC, a fusion of Vacation Simulator and Job Simulator. In Vacation Simulator, Back to Job, you experiment with the gig economy. Back to Job is a bit like a fusion between the previous game, Job Simulator, and the new one. You’ll try to make a living by helping solve the problems of various bots while they are on vacation.

Although Vacation Simulator doesn’t have the heart pounding excitement of some of the more intense VR games, it’s a ton of fun. Players will feel relaxed and at ease as they visit this tropical island and participate in all those fun vacation activities.

This game is great not just because it is funny and cute, but also because of its versatility. This is a game that won’t punish new players for not knowing how to interact in VR. It’s fun, relaxed, and has remarkably little pressure.

Pros:

• Perfect family game
• Great introduction to VR

Cons:

• Not a ton of content