Vaporwave Simulator

Name: Vaporwave Simulator
Rating: 3.4 (80 reviews)
Author: Ethan Sarif-Kattan

By: Ethan Sarif-Kattan

Delve into the 80's aesthetic

Features & Capabilities

Vaporwave art museum open-world simulator invites you to roam neon-lit spaces and feel the vapor of the 80s aesthetic. Immersive visuals meet ambient atmosphere for a unique browser experience.

As a Chrome extension, Vaporwave Simulator emphasizes retro design, ambient synth vibes, and endless exploration — a stylish, vapor-drenched playground for fans of vintage aesthetics.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Ethan Sarif-Kattan

Rating:

3.40

(80)

Version:

3.0 Last updated: 2019-03-30

Version code:

830808492

Creation date:

2017-07-26

Compatible devices:

Size:

264.63MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 182,846 ▲ 1,066

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Developed by:

Ethan Sarif-Kattan

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vaporwave-simulator/id1263656409

Website:

http://etggames.com

User Reviews

Vaporwave Simulator is praised for its distinctive visuals, music, and meditative atmosphere, giving players a tiny vaporwave museum to wander in their pocket. Many enjoy the mood and exploration. However, reviews repeatedly flag issues: performance problems (lag, crashes, overheating), awkward controls, and a lack of goals or meaningful content (few secrets, little to do). Overall, the game delivers a strong aesthetic but inconsistent polish and limited gameplay, leaving room for improvements in controls and added content.

Pros

Distinctive vaporwave visuals and soundtrack create an immersive atmosphere.
Calming, meditative vibe; great for relaxing wandering.
Portable, pocket-sized vaporwave museum to explore anywhere.
Quirky, exploration-focused world with interesting aesthetic details.

Cons

Performance issues: lag, crashes, and overheating on many devices.
Controls feel awkward or poorly implemented.
Lack of goals or meaningful content; minimal gameplay.
Few secrets or hidden elements to discover.

Recent reviews

Cool visuals, poorly placed controls.

by Ri*****, 2026-04-10

The game is really good. The controls are a bit precarious. I wish the jump button was on the right side. It would make it easier to operate. The game is also really fun to play when stoned I also love the vaporwave aesthetic. The music is one of my personal favorites it gives me vibes of LSD dream emulator. I always wanted to play it but sadly I can’t, but this is just as good I just switch their portals to other locations. I really do love the game I like obscure video games but sadly some are usually on a device I don’t have or you need a steam account. I am very thankful I got to play this. The vaporwave aesthetic is one of my favorites love the music, the visuals. Well, almost everything I try to Fiji water I didn’t really like

by ML*****, 2026-01-27

I’m guessing that it’s a tall order to ask for a larger map to explore let alone making infinite procedurally generated terrain. Heck I’m pretty sure the developer doesn’t even check these messages but you never know. I think this “game” is a wonderful idea, it just suffers from poor controls and very spots to explore.