Drive officially licensed buses from renowned manufacturers and manage your bus company to success. Felicia Bay’s public transportation system is counting on you!
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Look forward to the most comprehensive and advanced bus fleet in the history of the series so far. More than 45 officially licensed buses from 13 world-famous manufacturers, such as Solaris™, Mercedes-Benz, MAN, IVECO BUS, Scania, and Volvo, are waiting for you to drive. Whether you are interested in classic rigid, articulated, and double-decker buses or in new electric buses – Bus Simulator 27 has got you covered. And for the first time ever in the series, you can get behind the wheel of impressive coach buses and enjoy long-distance journeys!
Felicia Bay is the perfect place to work where others go on vacation – a sunny fictive region in Southern Europe inspired by Spain and Portugal. Explore the vibrant twin cities of Alcaztelar and Mequina, featuring 20 unique districts packed with exciting landmarks – all brought to life by dynamic weather, a full day and night cycle, and bustling, crowded streets powered by Unreal® Engine 5. Create and serve routes, manage timetables, hire bus drivers, assign lines, customize buses with wraps and advertisements, and restore faith in public transportation in the local residents and visiting tourists.
Discover three different game modes and play the way you prefer: Story, Career, and Sandbox. Enjoy your time on the bus interacting with passengers. Watch out for in-bus and traffic events that may occur during your journey. And if you need a bit of variety, play as an inspector or take a ride as a passenger. You can also just exit the bus and explore Felicia Bay on foot to search for stunning points of interest and hidden collectibles.
Play solo or with your friends in 4-player cooperative multiplayer crossplay mode. Coordinate routes and manage your bus fleet together and grow your company. Plus, mod your Bus Simulator 27 experience with mod.io on PC! Bus Simulator 27 supports a host of popular steering wheels and gamepads to make your ride as enjoyable as possible.
Jump aboard and let’s Ride the Sunshine!
Features:
BIGGEST BUS FLEET YET: 45+ buses from 13 renowned manufacturers
NEW BUS TYPE: Drive licensed coach buses
ONLY YOU: Enjoy the game at your pace
WITH FRIENDS: cooperatively with up to 4 players
FULL CROSSPLAY: No one is left behind
ONLINE COOP: No one is left behind
3 GAME MODES: Story, Career, & Sandbox
YOUR ROLES: Play as a driver, inspector, or passenger
IN-BUS EVENTS: Look after your passengers
HEAVY TRAFFIC: Deal with accidents and more on your routes
RIDE THE SUNSHINE: Explore Felicia Bay, a southern European paradise
HUGE MAP: With 2 cities, 20 districts and beautiful landscapes
MANAGER: Run your company and enjoy extensive management options
MODDING: Expandable with mod.io mods on PC
PERIPHERALS: Supports popular steering wheels and gamepads
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SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 723reviews | 59% | — | $878.4K |
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This game is very bugging. Alot of features from bus simulator 21 are not in bus simulator 27 (although i know there are different developers). No dealership on the map. There is no open world. You can only drive the routes. Im very dissappointed in what has been developed in 6 years time.
Infelizmente não tem como defender, o jogo saiu mal otimizado e com muitos bugs, o trânsito da cidade é abismal, com carros e pedestres sempre parando no meio da rua, os gráficos tão bem mais ou menos, a HUD é completamente contraintuitiva e - a cereja do bolo - não tem localização em português. Por enquanto pode passar longe desse jogo sem medo.
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Latest in each market: best FR #65, worst UK #100 · 4 markets collected
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Languages: English*, German*, French, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Polish, Simplified Chinese*, Turkish*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 510 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I think one needs to have appropriate expectations when it comes to this game. Like the original, there's quite a bit of jank here with something decent underneath. It's not for everyone though and I'd certainly understand why a person might choose to wait before purchasing this game. I'll start off with the positives: 1. The world of Felicia Bay is a huge upgrade over the original. The city, the landmarks, all the other cool places are actually really great. It feels like a real place and is genuinely a cool world to drive in. 2. Most* of the bus models are pretty nice. There are a few with goofy issues but generally they're high quality. Now onto the negatives, which are pretty numerous: 1. The traffic. The original game had some janky traffic but somehow this game's is worse. I was penalized over $100k (before disabling this) because two cars in front of me on the highway crashed into each other and of course since I'm driving a bus there's not enough time for me to stop. At certain intersections the cars just slam into each other which is kind of funny but it's mostly annoying. Cars are overly deferential when giving left turns to traffic even though they could just go. It seems like they haven't improved this much since the first iteration. 2. The map itself has a few key deficiencies, namely that the second floor of the bus depot where the intercity buses go has only a single exit that deposits you straight into the highway, meaning if... say, you need to go the other direction towards Alcatezlar, you have to drive all the way around and backtrack. Very stupid design. 3. The lines/routes are also goofy. They have an arbitrary limit of 30 stops per line and you do now have two-way stops meaning you can, on paper, make them longer. However... the game never actually gives you the chance to drive routes in reverse when they're two-way so it's mostly cosmetic. Loop lines do not actually properly loop either, meaning once you get to the last stop it doesn't start over the line just ends. Giving players the option to continue would be nice. 4. The economics and overall simulation really don't make a ton of sense. From a pure mechanics standpoint the cheapo diesel buses like the Citaro C & Lion's City 12 and regular are far and away the most economical of the buses you could buy, it's not even close. Each line you create does have a rider detail section telling you how many people are actually riding on the line each day and the buses occupancy based on capacity and I've never seen a line, no matter how I configured it, go north of like 850 people per day. Transit planning concepts such as having north-south or east-west crosstown arterial routes with high capacity buses simply are not things that appear to be simulated in this game, meaning bendy buses or double deckers almost never make economic sense. Improving or decreasing frequency also doesn't seem to have a huge impact on this either. If your goal is to make money, buy as many Citaros as you can. You really don't need anything else, it's purely cosmetic. 5. Scheduling in this game is somehow worse than in previous games. You spend an enormous amount of time sitting at a stop, doors open, doing nothing. It might be kind of cool if passengers could walk up to the bus before departure like IRL but they never do. So in practicality to complete the story mode as advertised, you spend just as much time sitting still looking at the bus as you actually do driving it. I have tried every setting I could think of to correct this in the game to no avail. It's very boring, honestly. Most of the time I just give up on trying to be on schedule and complete the route while ignoring the timer. The previous iteration was better about this. At least give us the option to turn it off. 6. The pedestrians in this game are somehow better than the last game and worse. Better in the sense that you seem to be penalized less when the idiot creatures run headlong into the side of your bus at crosswalks (which happens sometimes, still). But literally every time before they get on the bus or off it, they just stand still at the stop and stare at their phones like zombies. They don't walk off, they don't cross the street in front of you, the city is far more detailed but a lot more lifeless. 7. Keeping that passengers note, buses feel a lot more empty in this game than they were in the previous one. It had half-baked demand mechanics where you were supposed to balance out the demand stops with the drop-off stops which meant if you did it right even some bendy buses would actually fill up with people. I've played quite a lot of this game at this point and I can safely say I have seen on one hand the amount of times I've actually managed to fill a bus up, and this doesn't seem to matter much based on route configuration. It's not like the game really gives you anything to go on, we don't even have the stupid demand signals like the previous game did. Overall, if you're just looking for a chill game and don't care too much about the mechanics, it's a great buy. I've gotten my enjoyment out of it. If you're looking for something that lets you actually get your feet wet into the simulation bits like managing capacity, trying to optimize for ridership, coverage, etc. Then look elsewhere because this game is more about driving than it is about anything else. Hope this helps!
I experienced several game-breaking bugs that currently make the game pretty much unplayable. First off, the AI traffic is terrible - drivers often stop randomly in the middle of the road and can't follow basic traffic rules. Just like in Bus Simulator 21, they still have that "overly friendly" issue where they’ll always yield and let you go, even when they clearly have the right of way, which really breaks the immersion. To make matters worse, pedestrians frequently spawn in the middle of the street or freeze on crosswalks. When you try to drive, you either phase right through them or they literally teleport inside your bus, which triggers a black screen and teleports your vehicle to a random spot on the map, I don't know why. Optimization is also lacking. On medium/high settings, I only get around 50 FPS on my setup. It’s technically playable, but far from smooth. It’s a shame because the game definitely has potential. The graphics look great, and the physics and bus handling are a noticeable upgrade from the previous entry. However, in its current state, the major bugs just ruin the experience. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend the game right now. I ended up refunding it, but I’ll definitely check it back out once the devs release some solid patches. I wish the developers the best, the core game has a lot of promise, it just needs work. Edit: Also I couldn't get 100% force feedback working for my Moza R5 with TSW wheel. At faster speeds and crashes I definetely felt something, but basic centering didn't work at all. I don't know if it's my fault or the game just doesn't support it at the moment.
Ein komplett unfertiges Spiel. Wie ein Early Access im Anfangsstadium. Entwickler schreiben im Forum wird alles nachgereicht. Der Knaller ist, es gibt aktuell z.b. noch nicht mal die Möglichkeit, Tasten zuzuweisen um nach links und rechts zu schauen. Entwickler meint im Forum, wird in einer der nächsten Updates nachgereicht. Das ist einfach unglaublich. Es fehlen viele Standard Feature. Head-Tracking z.b. vergesst es gibt es nicht. Und umschauen an der Kreuzung dürft ihr mit der Maus. Wenn es denn mal funktioniert. Den das funktioniert auch nicht immer. Jede Menge Bugs... und schaut einfach ins Forum. Sowas habe ich selten erlebt. Konnte zum Glück noch Erstattung beantragen. Ich kann nur noch den Kopf schütteln...
o jogo é extremamente lindo, mas extremamente mal feito os desenvolvedores gastaram todo o dinheiro arrecadado em beleza e deixaram a parte técnica pra um leigo fazer, porque o tanto de bug nesse jogo é inigualável, acho que é o jogo com mais bugs que eu já vi na vida tem bug no semáforo, com ele do nada caindo no chão, tem bug que você tá parado no ponto de ônibus e do nada vem um carro e te bate(e desconta dinheiro de você, não do motorista do carro), tem bug nas IAs do trânsito, que aliás é horroroso, a cada 1 minuto você vê um bug no trânsito em que você precisa resetar o tráfego pra conseguir andar novamente, tem bug nas penalidades quando você está seguindo a lei, onde eu estou dando seta pra entrar numa parada de ônibus e levo uma penalidade de estar com a seta ligada enquanto ando reto???? tem bug de ônibus dirigido por IA do nada começar a voar ou se partir no meio, ou então carro entrando no chão. E os terminais estão horrorosos em otimização, o jogo roda até bem na minha 5070 TI, mas quando entro num terminal, parece que o jogo explode e eu começo a jogar em 2 FPS enfim, o que não falta é bug, e esse mapa horroroso também, parece que pioraram desde o 21 na verdade o jogo inteiro ficou pior desde o 21, menos os gráficos, só que se você não tiver um PC top de linha você não consegue rodar ele porque o jogo está extremamente mal otimizado resumindo: BUG, BUG, BUG, BUG, BUG, BUG, BUG, MÁ OTIMIZAÇÃO, MÁ OTIMIZAÇÃO, MÁ OTIMIZAÇÃO = DINHEIRO JOGADO FORA se quiser jogar jogo de ônibus melhor comprar o 21, esse apesar de ser mais feio não explode seu PC ou os pedestres começam a voar do nada
Disappointingly, I cannot recommend this title. I suggest you play Bus Simulator 21 instead. As were many others, I was so excited when this title was announced and anxiously awaited release. Unfortunately, the game is simply lacking – in everything. Even with 6 years between titles, I wasn’t expecting a complete remake, but rather a much more polished, immersive continuation of BS’21. What we received actually feels like a downgrade. It is painfully apparent that this title was rushed – thrown together and pushed out as soon as possible. It is like visiting a fine arts museum only to encounter paintings from preschoolers. Addressing the elephant in the room first: Yes, there are a ton of bugs. But I do see the studio actively working to fix as many bugs as they can as quickly as they can, so I tip my hat to them in that regard. The problem is it simply should never have been released in this state to begin with. Period. Honestly though, the bugs are not what is making the game bad – because even if you look past all the bugs, the game at its core is just not that great. The game world is much crisper thanks to Unreal Engine – what is there is clearly in high definition (how nice depends on your setup/settings, of course). But I find the world to be... honestly… depressing. Even choosing the cinematic color mode which promises a more vibrant, saturated visual, the world looks very drab… very basic and boring. The world should be much more developed than it is. BS’21 gave us 2 entire maps – decently sized maps, I might add. BS’27 gives us 1 map – no bigger and no more detailed than before. I also feel as though the buses are modeled and rendered more poorly than in BS’21. Many of the buses from the predecessor make a return appearance, which I am fine with, except I found myself not enjoying the visuals of what used to be my favorite buses in this newest edition. Other visual oddities make the game less enjoyable – for example, if you enjoy using mouse steering, even though the game gives you a key bind to activate freely looking around, it does not work – there is no way to look around if you opt to use mouse steering. What bothers me the most are the little things. The little extras and the little customizations that really brought the game to life and allowed you to make the game your own. Just like in BS’21, there is a railroad crossing and train tracks. Except this time around, the crossing does not work, and no trains traverse the rails. How exciting. Think you are going to give all your buses unique names? Think again. Excited about new bus customizations? Don’t be. There are around 5 new wraps – the other dozen or so are regurgitated from BS’21. I guess all our buses are supposed to look like vintage throwbacks? There are an extremely limited number of decals and in BS’27 you cannot move or resize them – you either place them in predetermined locations or not at all. See an AI bus moving along the map? Click on it for all the details! Except you can’t. Joining an AI bus to ride along or take it over is next to impossible. Not only the map, but the entire UI is a complete disaster. Many of the options you had in BS’21 are simply not there. Information is even harder to find and understand. Hardly anything is explained to you. Creating bus routes is a completely random guessing game – there is no strategy as the route balancing game mechanic from BS’21 is gone. The scores you receive from driving a bus route are not straightforwardly understood. You have little control over many so-called game mechanics like your profitability (continue to blindly fiddle with your bus routes, I suppose), company coverage (it takes into account the entire map – even the areas you cannot access yet – of course your score will be low), and your reputation (based on customer reviews, which can be unpredictable and odd). I will give credit where credit is due. My biggest pet peeve from BS’21 has been (mostly) resolved. Previously, if you got close to where a bus was supposed to be on the map, it would fall out of the sky, an AI driver would have to board, start the bus up, do everything else to get it ready for action, and finally…eventually, start driving. Now, when approaching a location where another bus is supposed to be located, it is already there! Of course, the bus is clearly turned off and stationary, but it does get going a lot quicker than before. I will take the win! Not to be all negative, the game does contain positive vibes as well. On its most basic level, it is a “bus simulator” and I do find myself enjoying hoping in the driver’s seat to run routes. I plan to continue to invest a little time in playing and progressing through the story, especially seeing as I have already made the purchase. Thanks for your time and happy gaming!
My PC couldn't get to the game menu. The game has crashed my whole PC several times. I asked for a refund. Not worth my time to figure out how to make it start. No percentage to see the loading status, no info whatsoever why the circle is going round and round and then crashes. My playing time is actually watching a loading screen for 6 times.
Ich bin seit Tag 1 dabei und habe dank Early Pass inzwischen etwas mehr als 4 Stunden im Bus Simulator 27 verbracht. Klar gab es zum Start ein paar Bugs, aber das gehört bei einem neuen Release mittlerweile fast schon dazu – und einiges davon wurde vom Team wirklich schnell behoben, was man auch an den Reaktionen hier auf Steam sieht. 👍 Man merkt auf jeden Fall, dass die Entwickler dran sind und auf die Community reagieren. Das Spiel selbst macht mir bisher richtig Spaß und hat meiner Meinung nach noch ordentlich Potenzial. Ich bin gespannt, wie es sich in den nächsten Wochen weiterentwickelt. Von mir gibt’s aktuell eine klare Empfehlung und ich freue mich auf die nächsten Stunden hinterm Steuer! 🚌
this isnt a good game
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