Job Simulator: Human Relations Is a Multiplayer Co-Op Spin on the 2016 VR Game
You juggle different tasks, trying to hit goals and metrics.
Job Simulator is a VR action-simulation title that launched in 2016, establishing itself as a marquee experience for virtual reality headsets. Players navigate absurd workplace scenarios in the Museum of Human Employment, engaging in comedic job-related tasks across various positions.
The franchise is expanding beyond its VR roots. FarBridge, the developer behind Homeworld: Vast Reaches, has announced Job Simulator: Human Relations, bringing the series to flat-screen platforms with a co-op focus. This marks a significant shift for a game long considered essential VR software, making the workplace comedy accessible to players without headsets while maintaining its comedic sensibility.
You juggle different tasks, trying to hit goals and metrics.
Job Simulator has long been one of the best reasons to own a VR headset, and it might be bringing the glory days of working behind a counter--or cubicle hell--to a flat screen near you. Homeworld: Vast Reaches developer FarBridge has announced Job Simulator: Human Relations, whic…
The Museum of Human Employment is reopening its doors, this time on a flat screen. FarBridge, the Austin-based studio behind Homeworld: Vast Reaches, announced...