The sequel to Bus Simulator 18 has just made its debut on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, with previous-gen consoles version of the game fully playable on new-gen consoles. With 30 officially licensed buses by 10 iconic brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Scania, BYD, Alexander Dennis, Blue Birds, Grand West, Setra, IVECO BUS and MAN, Bus Simulator 21 developers believe fans of the series will be provided with the ultimate bus simulation experience.
Bus Simulator 21 features two massive, lively maps: The North American-inspired city “Angel Shores”, and the European-based city “Seaside Valley” known from the previous game including the areas of the official map expansion.
Both maps included in the game offer a free open-world approach that lets players explore the surroundings. For example, they can pay a visit to the bus dealer to look at new models or search for hidden easter eggs.
Another new gameplay mechanic added in Bus Simulator 21 is the floating day and night cycle, including dynamic weather. For the first time in the history of the series, players will be able to use features like fast travel, fast forward, and the option to take-over the buses of their teammates or AI colleagues whenever they feel like.
For those less interested in the driving simulation aspect, the game promises a wide range of new and improved management features that should provide more depth to the game. For example, players can create their routes freely and use more in-depth micromanagement to optimize the income of their local transport company, such as setting up detailed timetables and efficient route planning.
Bus Simulator 21 comes up with a lot of challenging traffic situations, including narrow streets, construction sites, serpentines, traffic jams, traffic obstacles, and speed bumps.
Finally, players can download the Angel Shores Insider Skin Pack DLC with 10 additional skins for free during the release week of Bus Simulator 21 (September 7-13).
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