Everywhere you look there are shelves, and worker bots milling away. The Last Worker being in VR, helps capture the scale of the location, and Jüngles factory. VR games still can’t capture realism quite as well as normal games, so opting for a different art style really helps The Last Worker look great regardless of how you play it. Opting for this style also helps the game look better in VR. The game is cel shaded, and sparks life into everything you look at despite the very clear absence of humanity throughout the game. The events of The Last Worker all take place in a giant fulfilment facility for a company called Jüngle (see what they did there), and it is only slightly smaller than Manhattan.
On his work station Kurt has a mirror too, so you can get a good look at him throughout the game, adding nuance to his performance. We see the world from Kurts perspective, as he races around the facility on his WALL-E style glider – that comes equipped with all the tools he needs to complete his job.
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