Bus Simulator: EVO puts you in the driver's seat of a city bus. Your job is to follow routes, stop for passengers, and deal with traffic along the way. Tight roads, bad weather, and different buses can make a simple trip more difficult than it looks.
How to Play Bus Simulator: EVO
Start with your first bus, pick a route, and follow the mini-map. Slow down as you approach each stop, pull in close, and open the doors. Wait for passengers to board before getting back on the road. Switch the camera if you can’t see the road well.
Choose and Customize Your Bus
- Diesel: A solid choice for everyday city routes.
- Hybrid: Smooth and easy to handle.
- Electric: Quiet and a little different to drive.
- School: Made for school routes.
- Intercity: Bigger and better suited to longer trips.
You can also change the tires, rims, decals, body design, and steering wheel to give your bus your own look.
Tips for Better Routes
- Brake early: Don’t wait until the bus is right at the stop. Hit the brakes a little sooner.
- Take corners wide: Give the bus some space. The rear can catch the curb even when the front looks clear.
- Check the map: Have a look before turning. It’s much easier than realizing you’re going the wrong way halfway through.
- Wait for passengers: Don’t drive off while people are still getting on.
- Try other buses: Don’t stick with one bus the whole time. You may find another one much easier to handle.
Bus Simulator: EVO vs. 3D Car Simulator: Which One Should You Play?
Pick Bus Simulator: EVO if you like having something to do each time you get behind the wheel. You stop for passengers, follow the route, and try to park the bus without making a mess of it.
Choose 3D Car Simulator if you just want to drive. Pick a car, choose a map, and go wherever you feel like. You can drift, test different cars, or simply drive around with nothing else to worry about.
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