Munich Bus Simulator

About

A new milestone in simulation: Citybus Simulator Munich, the successor of the popular City Bus Simulator 2010 - New York, covering the complete 100 line also known as the museum line. Starting at the main Rail Station Nord it passes 22 museums and other sightseeing spots to conclude its journey at Munich´s "Ostbahnhof". The true courses of the roads have been designed in an unbelievable graphical…

Genres & Tags

Simulation

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

47%

Audience ScoreBased on 81 reviews

graphics6 positive mentions

The game features detailed bus models and realistic weather effects, enhancing the overall simulation experience.
Players can enjoy a variety of camera angles and interactive controls within the bus, making it feel immersive.
The game offers a unique experience of driving a bus in a city environment, with dynamic events like roadworks and accidents adding to the realism.

Many players experience frequent crashes and technical issues, making the game unplayable for some.
The controls and user interface are overly complicated, leading to frustration for players trying to learn the game.
The game has a very limited map and routes, which can make gameplay feel repetitive and lacking in content.

graphics
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players noting that they exceed expectations for a decade-old title, while others criticize them as subpar and poorly executed. Although there are moments of impressive scenery and good weather effects, many users report issues with lighting inconsistencies and overall graphical quality, leading to a general sentiment that the visuals are lacking and not worth the investment. Additionally, the game is described as graphically demanding, which may pose challenges for players with lower-spec systems.
- “What amazes me is the graphics are better than I expected for a 10-year-old game.”
- “The graphics in this simulator are, in my opinion, pretty good.”
- “The graphics are of very good quality, especially the weather effects, and I usually get good FPS as well.”
- “This game has meh graphics, and feels like they just did not care doing this game.”
- “Terrible graphics slow inputs and costs $30 terrible.”
- “Its a scam, bad graphics, hard to control and its very laggy.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players find the game emotionally engaging, particularly due to the difficult choices it presents, such as deciding whether to deceive customers in challenging situations. The emotional weight of these decisions enhances the overall experience, making it more impactful for those who connect with the narrative.
- “It will get you very emotional.”
- “You will have to make a heartbreaking choice – should you take this detour and deceive your customers for not seeing a squirting show due to water main breaks?”