Relaxing Simulator

Relaxing Simulator appears to be one giant asset-flip, utilizing pre-made asset pack demo scenes with minimal changes, and even replicating preview angles from the author's listings. The following details which asset packs were used for 8 of the 9 locations, including the main menu background. Support the developer if it pleases you, but be aware that a lot of it was not developed. In terms of a Review, locations have rendering issues, emptyness if you try to explore, invisible walls, and Camping & Old Ruins look like the same map. Movement is extremely slow, and 'running' is a light stroll. Many small items can be picked up & spun around, but that's it for interactivity. While you can 'sit down' in some locations, it just moves the camera to a coordinate - I think you're supposed to be a ghost, but movement is very ridgid. • Camping looks to be placed at the tail-end of Old Ruins, but with the castle and 3/4 of the bridge removed. • As the asset was only meant to be a preview, the Forest Cabin interiors are almost completely empty. • Modern Villa also appears in a free joke-game on Itch called "100 cats in a House Asset" • Palace contains graphical errors in the form of duplicat…

[i]Relaxing Simulator[/i] is a digital break from the stresses of everyday life. Offering up a collection of different maps to explore and interact with. [h2][u]Settings, Features & Gameplay[/u][/h2] Settings & features include; language settings, video settings such as resolution, render quality, brightness, graphics settings, audio controls and control overviews for mouse and keyboard and controllers. [u]Highlights[/u] * There are currently 9 maps in the game which include Camping, Old Villa, Rural Cabin, Street House, Modern Villa, ruins, Palace Hall, Ship and Paradise Island. * You pick the weather! From clear skies, fog, rain, thunder storm, light snow, snow, and blizzard * Control the time of day from sunset to sunrise. * You can stop time if you want to keep a certain feel to your experience * You can have an aurora effect on or off at any time in your map * You can run and walk but not jump. Water will react to you being in it (ripples) * There are achievements, some are really easy to get and some require real-time hours that will take quite a bit of time to earn. [u]My Personal Wishlist[/u] Some small things I do wish this game had; * Allow us to change our wa…

I absolutely love this simulator game. It delivers exactly what the name promises: pure relaxation! Love the variety of maps, and each one feels completely different. The graphics are great! I also like that you can interact with objects. I personally switch off the music and keep the ambience and effects on, because in my opinion nothing beats the sounds of nature. I really appreciate the added feature of toggling the Aurora Borealis and changing the weather to whatever matches your mood. Another big bonus: the developer is active in the community, quick to answer questions, open to suggestions, and fixes issues immediately. It really feels like he truly cares about the product he created instead of just releasing a game and abandoning it, like so many do nowadays. This seems to be an ongoing project, with plans for even more features, which I am looking forward to. If you want to escape the daily madness and find relaxation in a casual game where you can explore, enjoy your surroundings, and take beautiful screenshots along the way, then this is the right game for you.

Relaxing Simulator is less concerned with traditional gameplay and more focused on creating a quiet digital space where players can slow down and disengage from the usual expectations of interactive entertainment. Developed and published by Witte Studio, it presents itself as a meditative experience rather than a goal-driven one, offering environments designed to be observed and inhabited rather than conquered. It deliberately avoids the structures that define most games, choosing instead to emphasize atmosphere, freedom, and the absence of pressure. The experience is built around simple exploration. Players can move through a variety of serene environments, ranging from natural landscapes like forests and coastlines to more abstract or architectural spaces. There are no objectives to complete, no timers to beat, and no consequences for inaction. The player is free to wander, pause, or simply remain still, taking in the surroundings at their own pace. This design creates a very different relationship between player and game, where engagement is optional rather than required, and the value comes from presence rather than progression. Interaction is intentionally minimal, but not e…

Amazing simulator. Very relaxing, with superb graphics and sound. hopefully we get more DLC from the developer. Big thumbs up from me. Cheers! https://www.youtube.com/live/KS2F6uWCDX8?si=qs32AJTR742FOqls

This is a very calm and relaxing experience. Exploring the map and interacting with objects like lights, torches, and water elements feels peaceful and satisfying. The environments look beautiful, and just walking around taking everything in is enjoyable. It’s perfect for unwinding, taking screenshots, or just spending some quiet time in a well-made world.