Bus Simulator 21’s previously announced Tram Extension will make a stop on PS5 and PS4 from 14th November – but developer StillAlive Studios has even bigger news. Anyone who owns the core game and the aforementioned Tram Extension – or the Season Pass – will be eligible to download an upcoming standalone game named Tram Simulator Urban Transit, which is coming next year.
The developer’s keeping the lid on specific details about that new title for now, but is promising new missions as part of its anticipated DLC pack and “the opportunity to drive and manage trams on both maps [in the game] and to coordinate the rail traffic with that of the bus lines”. We’re really fascinated to see how well this integrates with the core game.
The press release explains: “The DLC brings two drivable trams into the game – including a detailed and interactive cockpit. In addition, the expansion adds a dedicated tram line management section to the route planner of the main game, allowing not only to create tram lines, but also to coordinate them with bus line schedules.”
The Tram Extension will cost $19.99 when it launches on 14th November, and as previously mentioned, you’ll get the standalone Tram Simulator Urban Transit for free next year if you own the DLC or Season Pass. It all seems like a pretty good deal to us, eh?
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My life is now complete
I love me some trams and I've had the main game on my wishlist for a long time but there's just too many bugged trophies for me to get it.
Why is this game so expensive and so hard to find, even on the PS store?
I had a weekend a couple of months back where I was feeling rather unwell, and Bus Simulator was genuinely exactly the type of game I needed at that time. It was sedate, a bit fiddly but oddly satisfying once you get into a routine of all the actions required (indicate, controlled stop, lower bus, open doors, close doors, raise bus, indicate etc), and building out your routes and fleet and exploring more of the map was enjoyable. I'm not sure if or when I'll go back to it but it's a decently polished experience and it's good to see them continuing to support it. If it hadn't been on PS Plus Extra I doubt I'd have ever tried it.
do these games have full steering wheel support?
if not, then these simulator games arent worth playing.
Now this is the sort of odd niche interest thing I can get into lol, always loved train simulation games for some reason.
We need this in PSVR2.
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