While Bus Simulator 18 hasn’t captured my coronary heart in the identical approach as American Truck Simulator, I’m fond sufficient of it to return to the nonspecific European metropolis of Seaside Valley for its first growth. Released in the present day, it expands the map with new areas: a picturesque mountain village alongside winding roads within the countryside, the airport, and town’s “tech hub” district. I’ll relish this chance to show to techfaces that busses are nice so screw your exploitative automobile app. Once I’m accomplished banging and scraping the bus round attempting to get a very good view of the surroundings.
As nicely as pootling round these new areas within the sandbox, we’ll get to deal with them with 9 new missions launched by a brand new NPC. I can solely hope this city improvement marketing consultant, Michael Bach, is half as enthusiastic as Mira Tannhauser. She loves busses and her metropolis so dang a lot I used to be swept up by her enthusiasm. I hope she’s okay. She and Aubrey are absolutely married by now? I hope to see her each time I cross her constructing.
Right, proper, the growth. Yeah, it throws in just a few new skins and decals to brighten our busses too.
The reservations our former Alec (RPS in peace) voiced in his Bus Simulator 18 review nonetheless stand however I’m up for one more few hours of pootling round even when I’m unlikely to make a critical go of it.
Bus Simulator 18’s map growth is out now on Steam for £11.69.
