Groundhog Day is one of those classic Bill Murray movies that is often held up as the reason why he?s such a fantastic actor. Absolutely hilarious, it features Murray trapped in an endless time loop, forced to repeat the same day over and over until he can perform it perfectly and get out. Someone thought this would be the perfect act to follow up on with a VR sequel. Groundhog Day: Like Father Like Son has sought to be that sequel, but is it worth getting trapped in this loop"
You play as Phil Jr., a self-centered vlogger that comes back to the town of Punxsutawney to attend a ceremony for his father, but with the real goal of filming what a disaster he expects it to be in an effort to get a high paying job for a streaming company. It doesn?t take long before his brother?s daughter drives a van through the wall of his mom?s house, the statue meant to honor his dad isn?t finished, and bumbling insurance man Ned accidentally lights the entire park on fire. It?s all great footage except for one problem. Phil wakes up the next day and finds himself trapped in a time loop, just like his dad. Now he needs to repeat the same day over and over until he can perform it perfectly, learning a lesson about family and humility along the way.
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