$29.99Bus Simulator 27 Your routes, your bus company
Run a bus company in sunny Felicia Bay: pick from 45+ licensed buses, draw your own routes across two cities, hire drivers, set timetables, and still take the wheel yourself when you want a quiet shift behind the glass.
Is Bus Simulator 27 worth it?
Bus Simulator 27 is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games where drawing lines and hiring staff is the fun
- you want to alternate between managing and driving the routes yourself
- you want a relaxed sandbox or co-op company with friends
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Build routes and run the company
This is the tycoon side. You create lines stop by stop through 20 districts, manage timetables, hire drivers and assign them to lines, buy buses to match demand, and dress them up with wraps and ads that also earn money. Story gives you districts to unlock and win over, Career lets you grow at your own pace, and Sandbox drops the pressure entirely. You can run it solo or split the fleet with up to four players in crossplay co-op.
Drive the shift yourself
When spreadsheets get dull, you drive. Rigid, articulated, double-decker, electric, and for the first time in the series, long-distance coaches are all in the 45-bus roster from makers like Mercedes-Benz, MAN, Scania, and Volvo. You pull up to stops, open the doors, deal with in-bus happenings and traffic trouble like accidents, and keep to the timetable through dynamic weather and a full day-night cycle. Steering wheels and gamepads are supported, so a run can feel calm and steady.
A sunny map with other jobs to try
Felicia Bay is a fictional corner of Southern Europe with twin cities, Alcaztelar and Mequina, plus coastline and countryside for those coach runs. You can step out of the cab and walk to landmarks and collectibles, ride along as a passenger, or clock in as an inspector checking tickets.
Good to know?
Can you play it solo or with friends?
Both. Play solo in Story, Career, or Sandbox, or run the company cooperatively with up to four players with full crossplay, coordinating routes and sharing the fleet.
What do you actually manage?
Routes, timetables, buses, drivers, and line assignments, plus bus customization with wraps and ads. You unlock districts and build trust in public transport as residents and tourists judge the service.
Do you have to drive, or can you manage only?
You can do both. Drive any shift yourself, let hired drivers cover lines, or switch roles to inspector or passenger, or get out and explore Felicia Bay on foot.
