Which company created the virtual-reality game Job Simulator, released in 2016?

Owlchemy Labs created the virtual-reality game Job Simulator, released in 2016.

Job Simulator is a comedic VR game in which players perform exaggerated versions of office, cooking, automotive, and shop-related tasks. Owlchemy Labs developed the title, and it was published by the studio in 2016 for early consumer VR platforms. The game emphasizes physical interaction with objects rather than realistic employment simulation.

Its settings use robots to present a humorous future in which human jobs are remembered through imperfect simulations. Players can grab, throw, stack, eat, and manipulate items, making the game an accessible demonstration of tracked motion controllers and room-scale interaction.

The title is sometimes confused with other early VR releases from studios such as Survios or Schell Games. Owlchemy Labs is the specific developer behind Job Simulator and its later related title, Vacation Simulator. The company was acquired by Google in 2017 and later became part of the broader Google Games organization.