Bus Driver Simulator is definitely not the prettiest of games available on the Nintendo Switch, but the game isn’t as bad as you would expect after seeing it in action for the first time. As a simulation game, it tries to recreate being a bus driver, and it was worked it out pretty well. All the game’s mechanics (aside from the radio bug) work well and are quite realistic.
Bus Driver Simulator
KishMish Games · Dec 4, 2019
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Complete journeys around the city and its suburbs, strictly following the schedule. Earn money by successfully delivering passengers and following the traffic laws. Complete various scenarios with pre-set conditions or build your own career in Free Mode. You have a unique chance to drive buses from different eras and countries. You can drive both old Soviet city buses and European long-distance giants. We took photos of a big part of these cities and their suburbs to recreate buildings and streets as close to real objects as possible. Virtual cities are recreated very in a very accurate way, with every detail preserved. Buildings, bus stops and other objects are situated exactly on their places. Choose routes at your look to drive around the city districts you are interested in. It does not matter whether you like high-speed passenger transportation or slow and relaxed driving. If you do not like pre-set schedule, you can customize it for your driving style. Earn money, buy new buses and upgrade them. Decorate your bus as you want.
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- Bus Driver Simulator deserves some appreciation for its attention to detail, but the details are pretty boring in this case. It doesn’t help that the gameplay is cumbersome and glitchy, and the visuals are dated and drab. Unless you’re really into slow drives through PS2-era depictions of European cities, take the Desert Bus instead. At least then it’s for charity.
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