Vacation Simulator Is Packing Its Bags for the Steam Frame VR Bundle

There are a lot of ways to spend your time in virtual reality. You can battle your way through ancient dungeons, pilot a towering mech, survive haunted mines with your friends, solve puzzles that make you question your own intelligence, or fight to restore light to a very dark world.

Or, and hear us out, you could take a VACATION.

We’re excited to share that Vacation Simulator is part of the upcoming curated collection of Steam Frame Verified VR experiences, bringing together 11 incredible games that showcase just how many different ways there are to lose yourself in VR.

Vacation Simulator is your chance to step away from the constant not-jobbing of everyday life and embrace the important things: splashing, snowballing, s’more making, taking way too many selfies, and generally doing your best impression of a human who knows how to relax.

Whether you’re exploring Vacation Island, heading for the great outdoors in Vacation Forest, or braving the chilly heights of Vacation Mountain, there’s plenty to poke, prod, stack, toss, and accidentally launch somewhere it probably wasn't supposed to go. It’s a vacation, after all. There are no mistakes. Just memories. And potentially several objects that are now floating in the ocean.

And if you're looking to fill the rest of your VR library with a little more danger, mystery, or friendly competition, you're in excellent company. The collection also includes adventures like Ancient Dungeon, Dungeons of Eternity, and The Light Brigade, puzzle favorites including I Expect You To Die, Cubism, and Puzzling Places, multiplayer experiences like Walkabout Mini Golf and Deadly Delivery, plus mech-smashing mayhem in UNDERDOGS and physics-fueled action in Hard Bullet. You can even shoot your shot at winning some swanky game keys right here!

It’s a little bit of everything VR does best.

But when you've finished surviving haunted mines, escaping impossible situations, and smashing your way through the neon-lit streets in five tons of metal, we recommend putting your feet up.

Figuratively, of course, you’re in VR after all.

Vacation Simulator is ready when you are.