I don’t often go on holiday. Or, vacation, as our American friends call it. It’s lovely to get away, of course, but it’s also expensive and stressful. More expensive. In fact, how do people afford to travel? I struggle to figure out how people afford food so seeing friends on Facebook jet-setting around the place tends to make me feel sick with rage.

That’s why Go Vacation was actually a nice change of pace, both from the usual kinds of games I play and review, and an enjoyable change of scenery. So often I’m playing games that demand perfect strategy, combat skills, epic scale and a touch of destiny, but in Go Vacation things are much more relaxed.