Assign Bus in Bus Simulator 21: New Features and Expansions

Bus Simulator 21 has just announced a significant expansion to its current map, introducing more tasks, a larger playing field that covers rural areas north of Angel Shores, including a national park and bus routes. This update marks a significant improvement from the previous game, Bus Simulator 18.

The new expansion includes additional events in the bus simulation, such as soiled interiors, special requests from passengers, and more. Players will also face new traffic challenges, including narrow roads, oncoming traffic, serpentines, busy bus terminals, road works, overland drives, potholes, traffic jams, obstacles, and much more.

Moreover, the pedestrian and traffic AI has been significantly improved after receiving a lot of feedback from players in Bus Simulator 18. The route planner has also been expanded to allow players to create the most efficient routes taking into account peak hours for passengers.

In addition, purchasing and selling buses have received a major overhaul. Players can now visit bus dealers on the map to buy or sell buses. The game features a complete weather and daylight cycle system, as well as a complex timetable creation system.

Bus Simulator 21 also boasts an even more open-world approach than its predecessor, with two maps available: Seaside Valley (a reworked version of Bus Simulator 18) and Angel Shores, a new US-inspired map. The game is developed by StillAlive Studios and published by Astragon, which announced the game on August 11, 2020.

The first demo footage was shown at the digital gamescom in August. With the introduction of six new bus brands (Alexander Dennis, Blue Bird, BYD, Grande West, Scania, Volvo) and double-decker and electric buses, Bus Simulator 21 offers a more diverse and engaging experience for players.

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