Village Bus Driver Simulator Reviews

the bus goes a little fast then u get the upgrade and it goes super fast

If this game was a pizza: Domino's small flatbread pizza 2-Topping (green peppers and anchovies)

Countryside bus driving simulator. Very simple gameplay and graphics, but for the price the game is fire.

The game I dreamed about every day sitting on the bus headed to my school. It turns out, though, that crashing is even more fun than driving normally.

I like all games in simulator style and this is good too! If you want to be a bus driver - this simulator will train you and make you professional bus driver. You must drive, parking and drive!) Have a good day, drivers! Recommended.

A very interesting and at the same time simple game that many people can enjoy. I did not regret that I bought it. The game is very atmospheric, and you can stick to it for a couple of hours with music. I hope the game will be supported by the developer

It's very simple, we get behind the wheel of the bus and go on a trip through the forest roads and rural areas, picking up and dropping off a variety of tourists. Also, the game offers us to test our driving and parking skills, because any of our entry will be limited in time, so we have to pay attention to the safety of our passengers, so we could bring them to their destination safely. The game will please you with uncomplicated gameplay and unusual design of the virtual world.

Village Bus Driver Simulator cost less than a pack of gum. I would say this was much more fun then a pack of gum. I will also have this game until i die. Gum does not last forever. I wish it did. Like it, or Hate it Village Bus Simulator is a deal. I'm not telling you too buy it, but if you have an extra dollar, whats to lose? (Except the single dollar you paid)

This game needs way more work! No explanation on keys. Game crashed 11 times for me and I'll leave it at that; without saying anymore. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acFSeK2mXJs

[h2]Barely any content - a sad, lame joke rather than a game[/h2] Every now and then I play games that I usually wouldn't touch, just to keep an open mind. I have found great games and discovered entire genres that way. But sometimes, a game that yells "crap" is actually just that - crap. And then I get to write the rare serious review among all those oh-so-edgy kids that deem it funny to praise a turd. Village Bus Driver Simulator is a bus driving game with 20 levels. In each of the first 10 levels, you start at one position (usually not the one you ended the last level on) and drive your bus very slowly along a mostly empty street to a single destination, where exactly one passenger will either enter or exit your bus. This will end the level and throw you back to the menu, where you can then start the next level. Each level takes about 30 seconds on average to complete. Once you've completed the 10th level, you unlock the next game mode. In that mode, you play through the exact same 10 levels again - same starting points, same target locations, same (lack of) actual gameplay. The only difference is that there is now a countdown timer on the screen, which is rather inconsequential since you always have enough time to reach your destination, and there is nothing in the game that could prevent that or even just slow you down (even more). Once you've replayed every level, you unlock "Free Roam" mode. If you thought that this would allow free roaming, think again. As before, you only get to drive to exactly one location, then you get thrown back to the menu. The only difference is that a) you always start in the same spot, and b) the target location is randomized between a handful of places from the previous levels. And your bus has a damage bar, which is as inconsequential as the timer was, because you'll hardly ever damage your bus unless you really want to. If you wonder where the "village" is in "Village Bus Driver Simulator", this will forever remain a mystery. The minimap in the upper left corner of the screen shows the entire playing area: four parking lots in the corners, a few roads between them (some of which you never have any reason to visit), and that's it. The map never changes. And that's the entire game. There's barely any content. I haven't checked if it's just an asset flip, but even if it isn't, it's such a low-effort product that it certainly _feels_ like one. It's hard to find any demographic to recommend this game to. Young children might have some fun with it, but then again, there are much better options, even at the same price level.