Munich Bus Simulator

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Munich Bus Simulator is a single player open world simulation game. It was developed by TML-Studios and was released on April 7, 2014. It received neutral reviews from players.

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…

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Audience ScoreBased on 79 reviews

graphics7 positive mentions

The graphics and ambiance of the game are impressive, especially for an older title, providing a nice scenery and realistic weather effects.
The bus models are detailed, and there is a good variety of AI traffic, enhancing the realism of the simulation.
The game offers a unique experience of being a bus driver in Munich, with various controls and features that can be enjoyable for simulation enthusiasts.

The game is plagued by technical issues, including crashes, initialization errors, and poor controller support, making it unplayable for many users.
The controls and user interface are overly complicated and confusing, leading to frustration when trying to perform basic tasks like starting the bus or navigating menus.
The game features a very limited map and routes, which can make gameplay feel repetitive and lacking in content compared to other bus simulators.

graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players praising the impressive scenery and quality, especially for a decade-old title, while others criticize the inconsistent visual quality, including issues with brightness and overall design. Some users note that the game can run well on lower-spec PCs, but others find it graphically demanding and lacking in polish. Overall, while there are moments of good graphics, many feel that the game falls short compared to better alternatives in the genre.
- “I liked walking around the city of Munich; it's got cool graphics, and the visibility is fascinating with nice scenery.”
- “What amazes me is the graphics are better than I expected for a 10-year-old game.”
- “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.”
- “The game is so hard to understand, has bad graphics, and does not work on newer Windows 10 (for me). I would just get OMSI2.”
- “It's a scam, bad graphics, hard to control, and it's very laggy.”
emotional
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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 adds depth to the gameplay experience, making it resonate on a personal level.
- “It will get you very emotional.”
- “You will have to take a heartbreaking choice – should you take this detour and deceive your customers for not seeing a squirting show due to water main breaks?”