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The Rick and Morty VR game is out now if you like your Job Simulator even more off the wall than usual

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality doesn't take itself seriously - surprise surprise.

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Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is a spin-off of Job Simulator developed through a collaboration between Adult Swim and Owlchemy Labs.

As far as I can make out from early impressions and videos, a lot of Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality involves finding weird things and little in-jokes and having a good old snigger at them. It's hard to argue with these good old-fashioned gaming values.

Like vanilla Job Simulator, it's a puzzler of sorts, and players will have to navigate various scenarios and finish missions by following (or ignoring) Rick's instructions. Although the player seems to be manifest in-game as a Morty head, Morty himself is also in there, available for all your slapping needs.

If this bothers you, you should watch Rick and Morty. I mean, that's good life advice in general. Watch Rick and Morty.

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is available now on Steam for $30 or local equivalent. It supports both Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, but there's been no word yet on a PS4 version with PlayStationVR support. Cross your fingers.

This is yet another milestone on Adult Swim's sudden proliferation of interesting games publishing experiments. What will it think of next.

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Based in Australia and having come from a lengthy career in the Aussie games media, Brenna worked as VG247's remote Deputy Editor for several years, covering news and events from the other side of the planet to the rest of the team. After leaving VG247, Brenna retired from games media and crossed over to development, working as a writer on several video games.

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