Fruitbus Steam Charts & Stats

*played on steam deck I purchased a hammer and wrench to build and when I got back to my bus I was unable to access either of my tools. The game says it is steam deck verified but you cannot change the controls to work properly with the steam deck. I was really excited to try this game but I just ended up really frustrated from not being able to play.

Cozy, open exploration, and customization. Oh and cooking. Great game!

lovely art style, fun little simulator with a unique storyline and interesting puzzles. played for about 18 hours to complete fully and would definitely recommend. it has a few bugs but usually only placement issues with items not landing correctly. nothing that can't be fixed by just closing and opening again so it didn't effect my gameplay much at all.

unfortunately the cog for the mill quest bugged out and disappeared making me unable to progress my game. i love the game but i don't want to start over.

This is very lovely and fun game with a sweet touching story. It is an easy game to unwind with and just enjoy collecting fruits and serving people while completing some easy tasks. Would highly recommend for anyone looking for a fun game with no stress.

I was undecided on this game at first - I saw it recommended and suggested as something cute or cozy. I didn't delve too deep and expected another cooking management game. But this story is well-blended into the gameplay you're given and those bittersweet feelings are just as warm as the dishes you can make. It balances cooking and story-telling well enough so you don't feel the grind or the boredom in-between tasks. There's always something to do.. your companion will make sure of it.

Such a great game. Simple in good way, but also well thought out and incredibly touching. The coziness of the bus and places, the really satisfying mechanics, the freedom of driving your bus like a child on crack, the fun of exploring new places, the incentive to come back to previous places to collect ingredients, the endearing stories, the great and cute soundtrack, and the overall simple but effective and cute visual design. They made me care enough about the characters and the good actions I could do for them that the final goodbye really felt like one. Must play.

Despite some glaring bugs, it's still a cute and relaxing game that lives up to what it set out to do. The story is sweet, and it's set across three islands that you can explore at your own pace. There's no penalty for taking long or going off-course. The one time I walked too deep in the water, the game just respawned me on land with no other problems. Also, the customers have infinite patience. Even if you mess up, you should still be alright if you just have enough resources around. Most customers will even let you "fall back" and make your own order if you can't fulfill theirs. The worst they ever did was say it's "not quite right" and walk away for the moment, and they came back the next day. 8/10 would recommend to anyone

I am likely just not the correct demographic, but I am left wanting more and feeling unsatisfied with the current lack of direction in this title. Where is it going? cosmetics. What are they fixing? basic things. What are their plans for features in the future? Steamdeck. I played for about 20 hrs, and decided to let it cook, so i didnt ruin my new player feeling. But the game got samey and repetitive really fast. and half a year later almost im still waiting for it to cook. It seems every title does this and im just over it. The game feels like a cash grab under the guise of a wholesome title, not a passion project. Expand availability, before the game has any meat. This is a vegetable stand, just like the products in the title itself, almost poetic. That said, you get what you see. Don't expect anything else. NOW WITH THAT BEING SAID, the devs might be experiencing burnout, there might be stuff going on behind the scenes and a week from now the game might release something that totally makes me look like an idiot in this review (Dont tell the devs but i really really hope this is the case). HOWEVER, I dont think I have seen any communication from the team concerning new map locations, new customers, new food types, new difficulty mechanics, new busses in a new game + where you become your son/ daughter and take over the fruit stand, but thats the issue. No seeming direction, just holidays. And weve had holidays our entire lives, or is it just me. Also, the steamdeck addition, could mean theyre needing funding in order to make the game what they envision, but if thats the case, why focus on cosmetics and holidays so much? Its not a live service title with a huge following. It seems like a waste of resources, OR a bandaid solution for a dying horse before its first birthday. The solution? Solid communication of direction with your community. You guys need some hype. Its a promising idea, just seems like a waste. If this game was made for just children in mind, THEN THE DEV TEAM DID A WONDERFUL JOB!!!!! Its fun, its cosey, its reassuring, its healthy, and its safe. I love that for the kids, I wish there was more of that when i was growing up in gaming and if thats the case, my hats are off to the devs!!! But theres a hunger in the market for stuff, like this in the adult realm, we're just generally the introverted, quiet types that don't want to voice our opinions normally. If you love holidays, this is the game for you!

Fruitbus is a very good adventure game where you driving your bus to explore, collecting fruits and vegetables all along your travel, meet new friends, cook and serve their favorite dishes. You're free to explore where you want, you can customize and upgrade your bus the way you want... The designs are beautiful, the musics are chill and the ambient is cozy. It's the perfect game to relaxing with absolutly no rush, I highly recommend it!!! 🍎🍌🍊💗