Richard writes: "There are many “simulators” out there already, but 2022 has seen the arrival of some pretty obscure ones. The likes of PowerWash Simulator, Pro Gymnast Simulator and Brewmaster: Beer Brewing Simulator are joined by another unusual entry. Ship Graveyard Simulator is out today on Xbox."
CCG writes - "In the end, I enjoyed Ship Graveyard Simulator more than I thought I would. I’m not the biggest consumer of simulation games in the first place so this was quite a surprise. You can easily get into a mood or rhythm and spend hours at a time breaking down ships and watching your community grow. "
Darren writes: "Ship Graveyard Simulator tries to bring excitement to your sofa, but ends up feeling like something best left buried at sea."
We’ve seen half a dozen simulators arrive on consoles this past month. Because it’s hard to tell who the majority are aimed at, it seems that publishers are simply hedging bets on their titles becoming the next surprise success. PowerWash Simulator cleared 3 million sales recently, so you can see why developers are keen to try turning just about any career into a simulator, no matter how mundane.
