Gym Camp Simulator

I named my camp ObeCity.

Gym Camp Simulator, developed and published by For Fun Games, is a casual management simulation that places players in charge of building and operating a fitness-focused retreat on a tropical island. It combines elements of construction, resource management, and light life-simulation into a relaxed gameplay loop that prioritizes accessibility over complexity. While the premise is engaging and easy to understand, the overall experience reflects both the charm and limitations of a smaller-scale project. The gameplay begins with a modest camp and gradually expands as players unlock new facilities and services. Building placement is straightforward, allowing for quick customization of the camp layout, and each addition contributes directly to the camp’s functionality. Gyms, dormitories, kitchens, and wellness areas all play a role in shaping the daily routine of visitors, creating a sense of progression as the camp evolves from a simple setup into a more fully developed operation. This steady growth is one of the game’s more satisfying aspects, providing a clear sense of accomplishment as new options become available. Managing the needs of campers forms the core of the experience. Pl…

Interesting to play as its a mix of simulation game and puzzle solving trap. At first it looks like you are supposed to be in charge of the gym, but instead your job is to build the facilities and then hire staff. The only real engagement you have with the gym part is to set up each camper's gym workout and meal plan. And the meal plan part only starts once you have achieved level 4 and built the dining hall. And I think that's where the game has flaws. The UI is quirky and counter-intuitive at times. Worse, when you register a camper you have to take their picture, but then you will need to exit their profile to get the game to continue, but to put together their gym workout and meal plans you have to go back into their profile. Worse, the gym workout pages will be set to whatever page you last viewed, which is likely to be the activities you want the camper to do last as you want them to warm up a bit before doing high risk good exp exercises. I also found that once I had a level 7 camp the campers suddenly needed a lot more exp in order to achieve their weight goals. Often as much as 50 exp in a day when a maximum risk gym program with 5 high exp tasks won't give more t…

Barely works (NPCs get caught on things and therefore do not work out, eat, or do anything whatsoever, and then blame you for not meeting their goals) and you just sit around doing nothing most of the time. Zero dopamine, doesn't make me feel productive or accomplished.

This game is absolute garbage. It's all stolen unity ♥♥♥♥, and the save files keep corrupting and taking me back to tutorial. Waste of money.

plenty of ai slop here, and what feels like a paint by numbers game design ethos. Not good, and not in a "good idea bad execution" kinda way that's still enjoyable. If there's anything in this game that isn't a prebuilt asset or interface pack, I haven't seen it.