But you have to be careful because if a guard spots you working on any of that or sees any of your materials then you’re busted. It’s almost like a tycoon-esque meta game of balancing your earning and productivity.īut when night falls you have free reign of your jail cell to move around and craft whatever you have the materials for. During the day you take different jobs at the jail to earn resources, trade for money, grow your influence and reputation, and unlock different lines of crafting.
The premise of Prison Boss VR is simple: you’re in jail and you need to grow your empire of trading illicit materials such as cigarettes and alcohol. However, it also differs in some major ways too and lacks a good deal of the polish that Owlchemy Labs is known for since Trebuchet is a much smaller development studio. Prison Boss VR shares a lot of similar themes and design principles as Job Simulator, namely its whimsical style, visual flair, and game mechanics of picking up and messing around with stuff. I hand someone the controllers, tell them to pick a job, and they’re off. And above all else there is no tutorial necessary. It encourages experimentation and exploration as you poke and prod around each area.
The setting has just enough humor to make someone smile but isn’t bombarding you with distracting jokes. The visuals are bright, colorful, and easy on the eyes. Job Simulator is still, even a year and a half after its release, one of the very first VR apps I put a new user inside.
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Below is our original PC VR review published in September 2017.
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