Playground VR

The city is yours to mess with

Climb onto a rooftop, ride the zipline back down, or spend twenty minutes playing the park piano. In Playground VR, you make your own plans. If those plans involve a motorboat, a top hat, and a very large fan, there’s room for all three.

Race into the sunset

Race AI drivers at Sunset Circuit across three difficulties and try to beat your best time. Back in town, set a destination and let the electric car take you there. (It has autopilot. You can take the afternoon off.)

Build it. Then drive it.

Join parts, attach wheels, and wire up a switch or remote in the Sandbox Workshop. Start with the demo rover or take your own contraption for a spin. (If it goes backward, call it a feature.)

Find another way up

Grab handholds, race up the tower, and dodge sweepers and moving platforms in Jump Courses. For a quicker way up, try the hand jets or launch yourself through six cannon rings. (The cannon has a seat. The landing is up to you.)

Line up your shot

Pick up a pistol, a laser, or a bow at the Shooting Range. Practice with unlimited ammo or reload by hand. Land ten shots in a row to score triple points for the rest of the round. (We asked the moving targets to stand still. They took it personally.)

Other ways to spend a perfectly good afternoon

• Take the motorboat out. Collect coins against the clock, weave through the slalom buoys, or go for a swim. (The waves get a vote.)
  
• See the city from above. Ride the Ferris wheel, float in a balloon, or step onto a big fan. (The fan is a very short sightseeing tour.)
  
• Try a little slow-motion chaos. Mess around with ragdolls and breakable props. One good crash and the office will sound like an orchestra tuning up.
  
• Stay for one more game. Join a soccer match, shoot hoops, or see how far you can hit a baseball. (Okay, one more.)
  
• Look for Easter eggs and achievements. Start with the top hat in the gym. It can earn you an achievement, which is more than most hats can say.