At one point early in VR?s life, Job Simulator was the most popular VR title, throwing players into comically mundane real-world job situations as futuristic robots would see them. Although it was was dethroned by rhythm game Beat Saber, Job Simulator still continues to perform well and has now surpassed one million copies sold. This makes it the second ?made for VR? game to reach the milestone, behind Beat Saber hitting that in March last year. As noted by developer Owlchemy Labs, its game has ?gone Platinum,? which is a major accomplishment that only two VR experiences share.
While surpassing the million mark is common with AAA games, it isn?t as frequent with independent titles, and even less so when it comes to the niche market of VR.  PSVR has the highest install base of any headset at a mere 5 million units sold, with other popular headsets selling far fewer than that. Because of the overall VR market size being relatively small to the rest of the games industry, we haven?t yet seen many VR games reach those heights.
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