REVIEW : Bus Driver Simulator (XBOX Series X)
In this Bus Driver Simulator Review, we take a glance at the 2019 driving simulation game release by KishMish Games.
Will you enjoy driving on the roads on a bus and what are the NPCs like? How do you guide the vehicle, and is it easy to play? We clarify these questions and so much more in our Bus Driver Simulator Review below.
For our Bus Driver Simulator Review, we chose to take a trip through the vivid streets in the game. You’re a bus operator, and your mission is to pick up travellers and drop them off at chosen points. There are specific missions or you can create your own career in free roam.
The developer used photos of Russian Serpukhov and German Cologne to create real prospects. You can decide which routes you desire to drive, and you can customise the game to your driving style. Making money, buying new carriers and building your empire is the name of the play.
Sadly, we didn’t get to experience any of these details.
It’s not often that we give a bad rating for a sim game. However, when the game doesn’t even let us play properly, then there’s a problem.
That’s what we found for our Bus Driver Simulator Review. After the quick tutorial, we had the opportunity to drive around ourselves. It was at this time that everything ran crazy.
We pressed the throttle to drive. Instead of moving forwards, we went into reverse. It was a very strange experience since we had indicated that we want to drive with an automatic shift. So, we decided to see how we could go ahead.
No matter how hard we tried, studied the buttons and settings, button bashed or restarted the game, the bus declined to go forward. We gave the game a few day’s breathing spaces and attempted again. All it understands how to do is reverse. At this point, we gave up attempting to play it for our Bus Driver Simulator Review.
You may be asking, but why don’t we contact the developers for a solution or look online for one. We could. The moral of our story is, if we have to go that far to work out how to play a game, just for a simple driving mechanic, then there’s no point in playing it.
graphics of Bus Driver Simulator game isn’t too bad. Some of the visual effects do look good, though. The design team seem to have the light right, and the draw distance isn’t too inferior. It’s just that we’ve viewed better with a more elegant design.
The sound is another factor that we felt was fair for our Bus Driver Simulator Review. The thrumming of the bus engine was great, as well as some of the NPC chatter. Sadly, we couldn’t get into the play far enough to know what the city appears like.
