- November 22, 2013
- TML-Studios
- 1h median play time
Bus-Simulator 2012
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About Bus-Simulator 2012
Bus-Simulator 2012 is a single player and multiplayer open world simulation game. It was developed by TML-Studios and was released on November 22, 2013. It received negative reviews from players.
Catch the bus and let it take you to a detailed, virtual world. Every technical detail of the original bus has been reproduced true-to-live. Switch on the air-conditioning when your front-shields are steaming up and keep an eye on the speedograph, to stay in schedule – even though you have a lot of missions, you will still need to rest in order to stay fit! Thanks to the digital readouts in the bu…











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Reviews
- Highly detailed simulation including bus management features such as toggling dashboard buttons, entering driver ID and passcodes, and handling ticket sales, adding to realism.
- Large and immersive city environment with numerous bus stops and a functioning urban traffic system, giving a convincing bus driving experience.
- The buses feel weighty and deliberate with a focus on realistic driving physics and operational procedures, pleasing to simulation enthusiasts who enjoy a challenging experience.
- The game suffers from poor optimization and frequent crashes, running laggy even on capable hardware, severely impacting playability.
- Controls and user interface are overly complicated and poorly explained, with a steep learning curve and an ineffective tutorial making it frustrating for new players to start driving.
- Numerous bugs and glitches, including problematic AI behavior, imprecise physics, passenger and traffic issues, and lack of save functionality, further degrade the overall experience.
graphics
49 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely criticized for being outdated, simplistic, and often laggy, with some calling them poor or even a disaster. While a few users note decent or crisp visuals and good lighting effects, most agree the graphics lack detail, polish, and optimization, requiring high specs without delivering significant improvements. Overall, the visuals do not meet modern expectations and detract from the experience.
“Bus Simulator 2012 took a while to understand how it works and runs but is a very good game with very good graphics and a very good setup.”
“One thing I will say is that the graphics were very nice and the night lighting was superb.”
“Graphics were great, and after 3 hours, I did learn how to drive the bus.”
“There’s no difference in resource consumption between low and high settings, even though visually, when lowering the graphics quality, the game looks noticeably worse, but the fps doesn't significantly improve.”
“The game is an incredible clunky mess; you can actually still play other old games, like TD Unlimited 2, and get a good experience, while this game is totally ancient in both execution, graphics, and features.”
“Last thing this is the only game I've played where the lowest graphic settings look better than the highest.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bus-Simulator 2012 is a open world simulation game. Common tags for Bus-Simulator 2012 include first-person, driving, realistic and fast-paced.
Bus-Simulator 2012 is available on PC and Windows.
On average players spend around 1 hours playing Bus-Simulator 2012.
Bus-Simulator 2012 was released on November 22, 2013.
Bus-Simulator 2012 was developed by TML-Studios.
Bus-Simulator 2012 has received negative reviews from players. Most players liked Bus-Simulator 2012 for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.
Bus-Simulator 2012 is a single player game with multiplayer support.
Similar games include OMSI 2, Bus Simulator 16, Bus Simulator 18, Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop, Fernbus Simulator and others.










