I can’t drive, and haven’t even thought about learning how to drive. Not only am I a complete newbie at vehicle simulation, I’m also a complete newbie at, well, vehicles. Bus Simulator 18 was my first foray into the genre, and I can certainly say that I now have a different level of appreciation for the genre. on a game store shelf and think to themselves, “How can these games possibly be fun?” Despite the box arts’ lack of appeal, these types of games certainly have their fans. I’m sure many people see Bus Simulator, American Truck Simulator, Euro Truck Simulator, Euro Truck Simulator 2, etc. This is harder than it sounds because the buses can cut each other off, and accidents are highly likely.The vehicle simulator genre is one I’ve always appreciated from afar.
In convoy mode for example, you must drive with another bus to collect a huge amount of people from the city. The game also offers a few scenarios that can only be played out in multiplayer, to help keep things interesting. You can create your own unique route and drive it with friends. One of the unique features of the Bus Simulator series is the fact that there are multiplayer options available. Once you’ve played a game like this, you’re unlikely to complain about a real life bus driver because you know what it’s like to be in their shoes. It’s similar in a lot of ways to World of Subways 3: London Underground, but with buses instead. It gives you an inside look at what it’s like to be a real bus driver, and makes you appreciate what they are going through. There’s always something that needs to be looked after or attended to, no matter where you are in the game.ĭespite this, the game is overall worth playing. If you hit the curb, forget to turn your blinker on, or make other driving mistakes you will be fined for it. The counter is always ticking down, and people will complain if you are late for their stop. You might think that driving a bus around town would be dull, but there’s plenty of things keeping the pressure on throughout your drive.
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