The Strangest Simulators in Gaming

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Within gaming, there are genres to appease every type of gamer, and the simulation genre is one of the most popular since it opens up the opportunity for players to try their hand at occupations and activities inaccessible to them in their normal lives. Consequently, games like Microsoft Flight Simulator and Train Simulator have grown over the years, providing an ever more realistic experience with every new release.

For every simulation with an easy-to-understand appeal, there are numerous titles whose very existence is baffling, yet they have managed to be indie hits. From the zany antics of Goat Simulator to the zen-like tranquility of Lawn Mowing Simulator, plenty of titles have gone against the grain of what gamers typically expect from simulators, with amusing results. By subverting the genre and playing on gamers' expectations, some of the strangest simulators in gaming have created some truly unique gaming moments.

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While many gamers are drawn to the world of simulation games for the opportunity to try their hand at something they may not be able to do in the real world, there are plenty of simulators catering to gamers looking to spend their time on more everyday tasks. The appeal of such games may not be apparent at first, but they are not meant to be particularly enthralling or exciting. Rather, they are intended to be busywork to pass the time, perhaps while listening to a podcast or just thinking about life.

Skyhook Games offers Lawn Mowing Simulator, a game that that features a line of licensed lawnmowers, allowing gamers to turn cutting grass into an art. The game is set in Great Britain, and players can drink in the beautiful backdrop of the