It's this level of immersiveness that lends the game some early respectability, almost enough to overcome some early nearly-game-breaking bugs, including install and frame rate issues. Eventually, players will be able to add new buses with other drivers and really see their company grow. On the flip side, players will lose money if they drive erratically, run red lights or damage property or their bus. The ultimate goal is to grow said company with money, which is earned from delivering passengers safely to their next destination. Like in previous iterations of the long-running simulator series, Bus Simulator 18 puts players in the position of both driver of their very own bus as well as the one in charge of their own company.
Developed by Stillalive Studios and first released on PC last year, Bus Simulator 18 has finally come to consoles, though the end result is something that players will probably wish the studio had spent a lot more time fine tuning and doing proper bug testing instead of rushing its release. While the gameplay itself is solid enough, featuring above average bus driving mechanics and a system that immerses players in its particular world, there are just far too many bugs and technical issues. Playing Bus Simulator 18 is mostly an exercise in frustration and disappointment.
Bus Simulator 18 features above average driving mechanics and immersiveness, but is a near-complete failure on a technical and overall fun level.
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