Vacation Simulator (2019)

Vacation Simulator gives us a fun relaxing experience, where any break you take from the real world, can be filled with hobbies, humorous situations and unexpected surprises, in an environment totally conducive to rambling and leaving out the problems and thoughts that disturb you in the day-to-day.

A stunning effort in building a range of experiences, in a coherent VR world, that keeps you intrigued throughout. It's a highly polished, physics packed, rollercoaster of excitement and exploration. Highly recommended for a bit of escapism and guaranteed fun.

Vacation Simulator brings nothing new to the table and is basically same as Job Simulator. It's a nice game for a short period of time, however it starts to be repetitive after a while. Dialogues and texts are pretty funny but it's just not enough for game to be enjoyable for a longer periods of time. It can be entertaining enough for younger players and kids if they are able to understand one of the languages of the game.

Vacation simulator does a great job as a sandbox that shows all of the cool little things you can do with VR. If you have just bought a VR headset and are looking for games to play, this one is well worth picking up. Much like the narrative, this game feels like more of an experiment than an actual game. You won’t sink a lot of hours into it, but in the 5 or 6 hours you spend playing it, you will encounter a huge amount of the cool gameplay elements that make up VR games.

Vacation Simulator goes well beyond what we originally expected from this sequel. It cleverly expands on just about everything from the original game while bursting with the same lighthearted humour and the kind of immersive interactivity other VR devs could only dream of achieving. It's a lot cheaper than a real holiday too, and involves less time sharing sweaty metal tubes with other humans, which definitely helps.