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New Gameplay Today – Vacation Simulator
VR owners can take a break from the daily grind with today's release of Vacation Simulator. The follow-up to Job Simulator is as silly as its predecessor, as Kyle ably demonstrates. Also, he whacks the mic stand about a million times because he can't really see what's going on back here in "the real world." Oh well!
Kyle takes Leo and I on three quick excursions, where he dresses a snowman, shoots acorns at signs, and then draws a picture of a pretty lady and turns it into a waffle. Vacations, right?!
Vacation Simulator is out today on SteamVR and Oculus, with a PlayStation VR release coming (appropriately enough) this summer.
Tune into New Gameplay Today to see the latest hands-on previews of upcoming titles, as well as first looks at brand new games and popular titles receiving expanded content.
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