Palm Simulator 2 Releases on Steam for PC at 135 Yen
Dynamic Games is reusing the same joke that carried Coconut Simulator and Banana Life Sim, and the low price with a short discount window points to a quiet catalog release rather than a full-priced production.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Dynamic Games released Palm Simulator 2, a game where the player becomes a palm tree on a beach. It adds five playable characters, day-and-night changes, new maps, visual effects and environmental sounds, on top of the arcade and real modes and simple controls. It is on Steam for PC at 135 yen, discounted 30 percent until October 9.
Palm Simulator 2 arrived on Steam for PC at 135 yen, with 30 percent off until October 9, and Dynamic Games is following a familiar template: short play times, a single joke premise, and a low price. The sequel to the coconut sim keeps the idle structure, watching the beach and letting time pass, and adds five playable characters, day-and-night changes, new maps, visual effects and environmental sounds. Two modes, arcade and real, remain, and the controls stay simple.
- Five playable characters
- Dynamic day-and-night changes
- Realistic graphics
- Environmental sounds
- Music
- New visual effects
- New maps
- Arcade and Real modes
- Simple controls
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