Launch title for HTC Vive available now on Steam!
Launch title for Oculus Touch, available now on the Oculus Store!
Launch title for PlayStation VR, out now on the PlayStation Store!
Work the never-ending night shift with Infinite Overtime mode!
A free content update to Job Simulator!
In a world where robots have replaced all human jobs, step into the "Job Simulator" to learn what it was like 'to job'.
Players can relive the glory days of work by simulating the ins and outs of being a gourmet chef, an office worker, a convenience store clerk, and more.
Learn 'to job' with the following *exciting* historical re-creations!
Learn what it was like when cooking was a human task.
Spend a day in the shoes of an office cubicle worker.
Manage customers as a convenience store clerk.
Fix cars as an Automotive mechanic!
Job Simulator was unveiled at the worldwide announce of the Vive at GDC 2015. Since then it's been announced as a launch title for Oculus Touch as well as PlayStation VR!
I never expected a video game demo in which I grabbed a tomato (and threw it at a robot) to awe me so deeply.
I … wanna play Job Simulator forever.
It was riotously funny.
Of the game-like experiences I’ve had with the device, it was the best -
better even than Valve’s own Portal 2 vignette.
This digital kitchen I was transported to tricked me without even having me realize I had been duped.
I was tricked into believing.
My personal favourite was one where I was transported to a kitchen. I cooked in a virtual kitchen, and it felt
so unbelievably real.
I microwaved a tomato, served up a beef steak, and cracked many eggs.
This was actually the perfect demo for VR:
the rudimentary and clumsy actions I was performing reminded me of those of a young child that’s first getting to know the world around it.
I found myself in the kitchen for the first properly interactive experience of the demo. I soon discovered that there was as much fun to be had playing with the food as there was cooking with it.
The one that left the biggest lasting impression with me is probably the kitchen/cooking one... It just felt like a complete joy. Ringing the bell, picking up the various objects, opening the fridge... it all felt
incredibly natural and instinctive.
I threw pots and pans around a robot kitchen, chopped up carrots and mushrooms and then microwaved a bottle of wine (it melted into a twisted cube)... It sounds ridiculous, but
I was grinning like a lunatic the whole time.
It all felt natural and intuitive (and fun and ridiculous).
... perhaps the most impressive when it came to interaction.
We've built a brand new way to allow viewers to experience the game.
We call it Spectator Mode and it's our latest way to do Social VR!
Click the camera 
in the bottom left of the window on the PC!
Tip: Double-click the grip button on the controller to swap cameras!
Mixed Reality is the best way we've found to explain the feeling
of being inside a VR game to non-VR viewers.
Now you can view, move, scale, and throw your Twitch chat in-game!
Read more about the Owlchemy Twitch view here: http://owlchemylabs.com/socaial-vr-twitch-chat-embedded-in-job-simulator/
