Recent reviews by brokenphilip

- Stretched 800x600 only
- No Steam overlay
- Alt-tabbing takes centuries
- Riddled with as many graphical and gameplay bugs as the retail version (to nobody's surprise)
- 12-6 is still the worst level to ever exist in a video game

+ Then again... it's Zuma - who gives a ♥♥♥♥? My grandma racks up 800+ hours yearly playing this, and so should you

My favorite point-and-click spectator game

- can drive buses
- can make buses
- can modify existing buses
10/10 amazing game

i only bought it for the city bus transport system

i got this for free on humblebundle months ago but at times i really wish i paid for it because of how good it is

- the method of hacking computers simplified for the enjoyment of programmers and normal pc users at the same time
- good, replayable, interesting story
- the soundtrack is beyond amazing and (in the base game/story) every song fits perfectly with the situation/surroundings
- workshop support for endless hours of fun
- definitely worth full price
- all of the above applies to the DLC as well

all-in-all, very enjoyable

for the first time in my life, i actually got emotional over a video game or movie

there aren't that many things you can do in terms of functionality but honestly it's not even necessary since the puzzles, the ost, the characters, the beautifully imagined scenery and, most importantly, the story more than make up for the lack of "freedom" like in most usual rpg games

Despite the game's infinite amount of flaws (horrible optimization, frequent texture issues etc...), it's still the most realistic and, in my opinion, the best bus simulator available (a huge improvement from OMSI 1 if I may add). It provides decently large modding capabilities with a huge modding community that make the game a lot better.

Even though this is the most realistic bus simulator available, I wouldn't really recommend it to anyone who is just looking for a relaxing simulator game. This game is more made for hobbyists and bus driving enthusiasts who really want to experience realistic bus driving and are willing to sit through countless hours mastering it, even if the game runs barely above 40fps on the newest PC builds and the AI cars being broken to the point where they're considered barely worth something. Definitely consider buying this game (preferably during a sale) if you're one of these people.

Not as good as Half-Life but 10x better than Blue Shift.
It even has an active multiplayer community, which is something I honestly didn't expect.

You either play with pros that will call you out or with bots that have literally no game sense.
Whatever, there's a roleplay server and the most popular one is the climbing server.