Hardcore Gamer: After being released last year and gaining notoriety as a "I can't believe this game is actually real" title, Surgeon Simulator was released today for iPad.
From Games Industry: "UK developer Bossa Studios is shifting its work structure following lockdown measures, now allowing permanent remote working.
As of now, Bossa employees can either work from home, the London office or a mix of locations "as best suits their working preferences and personal needs.""
I haven't been in my office in four months. Starting to wonder if this is going to be typical for a lot of jobs. Some businesses may realize they are renting a lot of unneeded space.
You're right, I expect many companies will realise that they are wasting money on office space, and on excess middle management. That won't be good for commercial real estate values. And it will impact the millions of restaurants, bars etc. who's main customers are the cubicle dwellers of the now much emptier office towers.On the upside we'll be wasting a lot less time commuting and will burn a lot less fuel.
But this isn't new for me, I've been working remote for over 20 years.
From being a piece of bread to being a bee, this list celebrates the wacky nature of some simulators with the top ten funniest simulator games out there.
For the next seven days, Surgeon Simulator is on sale for just $0.99 via official Steam code retailer Fanatical. A free Steam account is required.
Surgeon Simulator is an over-the-top surgical simulator with dark humor. The game started as a viral hit that was created in just 48 hours. The developers at Bossa Studios continued development for 48 days for the official commercial release in 2013.
Oh man, this game was meant for iPad.