Purchasing additional routes is essential to increasing your revenue and expanding your business. The menu is clutter free and easy to navigate and is very easy on the eyes. Once completing the tutorial, or skipping it, you are brought to your company screen which allows you to do a number of things such as purchase additional routes and buses, hire drivers as well as customise your buses. It won’t be winning tutorial of the year but you will leave it feeling like the tutorial did what it was actually supposed to do and it is skippable, if you so wish. It’s a tad cheesy, but it’s a different and refreshing approach to teaching you how to play a game.
You start by meeting the previous owner of the company you have just purchased who talks you through what it takes to run a successful bus driver and most importantly, how to drive buses. When you first load-up Bus Simulator 16, developed by Stillalive Studios, you will taken to a rather intuitive tutorial. However the game is a bit deeper than that by tasking you with running your own bus company in a similar way to how your company works in Euro Truck Simulator 2. For most people, that’s enough to turn them away but for those who are more open-minded or can appreciate a decent simulator, you’ll find a game which is easy to get into and can be a joy to play. You pick your route, get the bus ready and away you go.
It’s only natural that for those hardcore simulator gamers, OMSI 2 is ultimately what Bus Simulator 16 will be compared against however they are two different games targeted at different audiences.Įither way, there is only so many ways you can dress up a Bus Simulator as it does exactly what it says on the tin, you drive buses. I’ll be honest though, my experience with these kind of simulator games is rather limited but I’ve followed them enough to know that OMSI 2 sets the benchmark when it comes to Bus Simulators. I went into Bus Simulator 16 not really sure of what to expect but came out of it feeling rather surprised. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a bus driver, driving around a city, picking up dozens of passengers along the way, selling tickets and dealing with the numerous rigors that come with being on the road? It’s a tough ask I’d admit, and the answer is most likely a resounding NO, but regardless of how much you’ve wanted to become a bus driver in your alternative reality, Bus Simulator 16 is one of those games that make you think, who on earth would want to play this? Yet, you find yourself playing that exact game and for some reason, having fun.
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