The Much Adored Green Coach Now Serves Another Major European Destination, with 682km of Fresh Tarmac, take Passengers across 15 New Cities in Poland
Aerosoft GmbH and TML-Studios are thrilled to announce that Fernbus Simulator is expanding yet again, this time with the highly requested Poland DLC, launching March 21st on Steam for PC! Budding coach drivers can finally journey through the heart of Central Europe, exploring a whole new 682 km of road and taking passengers to 17 new bus stops scattered across 15 cities in the country.
Poland, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, now awaits exploration within Fernbus Simulator. From the bustling streets of Warsaw to the historic charm of Krakow and the maritime allure of Gdansk, players will have the opportunity to traverse 15 vibrant cities, each boasting its own unique atmosphere and attractions.
Key features of the Poland DLC include:
- 15 new cities and 17 new bus stops: Explore a diverse array of destinations, including Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk, and more, with a total of 17 different bus stops to pick up and drop off your passengers.
- Expanded world map: Embark on challenging routes encompassing an additional 682 kilometers of roads, offering a truly expansive virtual playground which already sees the likes of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Denmark and the Netherlands in-game amongst others!
- Internationally known sights: From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, uncover the rich tapestry of Poland’s cultural and historical heritage as you navigate its roads.
- Unprecedented level of detail: Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Poland with meticulously recreated environments, original road signs, and authentic traffic dynamics.
The Poland DLC for Fernbus Simulator will be available for purchase on March 21st, inviting players to embark on a memorable journey through one of Central Europe’s most captivating destinations, so wishlist the DLC today!
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