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And the passengers. Oh, the passengers. They don’t sit down. They levitate in their seats. If you brake too hard, they don’t fall—they simply clip through the floor and reappear on the roof. But you still get a "Penalty: Uncomfortable Ride." The in-game radio is a treasure. It plays one looped Eurodance track that sounds like a drill mixed with a dolphin. After 45 minutes of hearing " Dance, dance, dance on the highway ," you will question your life choices. But you won’t turn it off. Because that would mean admitting defeat. Why We Loved It Anyway Look, Bus Simulator 2011 is not a good game by modern standards. It’s buggy, ugly, and the manual is a single PDF page that says "Good luck." bus simulator 2011

If you never booted this game up on a dusty Dell desktop in 2011, you missed the golden age of "Euro Truck Simulator but make it public transit ." You’re a new bus driver in a generic Central European city. The graphics look like they were rendered on a toaster, the pedestrians have the facial expressions of mannequins, and the traffic AI has only two modes: stopped or ramming speed . But here’s the magic: And the passengers

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Release Date: 2011 Developer: TML-Studios Vibe: Low-poly traffic jams, Eurodance radio static, and the quiet dignity of a 5 AM shift. They levitate in their seats