Things that will cost you money or detract from your five-star rating is hitting curbs (which is next to impossible on some busses), braking too hard, and hitting potholes. Things like using turn signals, stopping smoothly, and stopping in the right place will earn you bonus points. At the end of a drive, you’ll see how much you made, and charts of where your money is going.Įvery good thing you do earns you experience to level you up, and conversely so does every bad thing. You’ll then be able to customize your fleet of busses for that personal flair. As you get more successful, you’ll be able to buy more busses and staff them by hiring more drivers. These routes can be customized, but still can be a bit boring in the early going. Like any good business, not only do you run it, but you have to drive routes yourself. There’s eight bus manufacturers, like Mercedes-Benz, MAN, SETRA, and IVECO making up the game’s diverse busses from diesel to economic. The starting area is a compact city that’ll quickly get you acquainted with the systems of how to play. There’s twelve different districts, from downtown, to harbor, to business parks, and more.
Seaside Valley is the place where you’ll build up your bussing empire. However, that doesn’t ease the fact that the duties of a bus driver are not only aggravating, but monotonous as well. The most clear change is the switch of game engines to Unreal Engine 4 which gives the game a better look, more sounds, and a larger city to work in.
This entry sees a vast improvement over its predecessor, Bus Simulator 16 in almost every way. Bus Simulator 18 is the sophomore outing from developer, stillalive studios.
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