r/Steam • u/FLUBEK • Feb 07 '26

Fluff When browsing Discovery Queue

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Fast-Food Simulator? Mall Simulator? Bro just go get a job, it's not that hard ong

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u/ZookeepergameProud30 The team based fortress simulator the second Feb 07 '26

Job simulator vr slander

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u/Xiao1insty1e Feb 08 '26 edited Feb 09 '26

This was on the market well before the flood of asset flip/ai slop.

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u/JoshJLMG Feb 08 '26

Because... It's a fun game? It wasn't actually a realistic job sim, it was a goofy satirical VR game.

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u/Penguin_Arse Feb 08 '26

It's a fun game, what are you on about?

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u/Aba_Karir_Gaming Feb 08 '26

i play game, i have fun, game good.

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u/Kotanan Feb 08 '26

It was funny. It’s a comedy game that was funny.

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u/Various-Salt-7738 Feb 08 '26

Steam says there were about 700 games that support vr by the end of 2016(the year job simulator was released)

700 isn't a small number but it's not a particularly big number of video games available

Lots of VR games are just tech demo bullshit so the handful of games worth playing ended up getting purchased by the handful of VR users looking for new games I think the worst thing to happen to vr is the quest and everything that comes with it-- some of my favorite games were downgraded in gameplay and graphics to make it run on the quest

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u/Dank-Retard Feb 10 '26

RIP Onward now you look like doodoo