City Transport Simulator 2026

This game is a massive step up from the previous iteration of CTS. The Good: 1. Love the buses in this game. The physics and the sounds really do add to the immersion of this game and make things a lot more realistic. 2. Love the friendly interactions that you have with your drivers whilst you are driving a bus route. It does really add realism to the game, as that is what drivers do in the real world. 3. The game also does look really good too. 4. Yesterday's update (at the time of posting this) is really good. Option to skip out stops and make more direct routes is a massive win in my book. It has allowed me to free up space at bus stops along my route, which can easily get overcrowded by other routes. However, I do have some problems with this game, The Bad: 1. My biggest gripe is the navigation system. Right now, there are arrows on the floor which help guide you to the next bus stop en route. However, I do not like the fact that when I change my destination display on my bus, that the navigation system doesn't update at all. This really does kill the immersion and weakens the realism a fair bit for me. That is really the only serious gripe I have…

Honestly I can't quite figure out the developers' logic behind the monetisation of this franchise. Originally I bought CTS 2025 and was very satisfied with my purchase. Then the MAN Lion's City 12 and 18 came along for 20 bucks and that's where I started thinking if I should invest more money in the game after buying the full game - the answer was no. Then they came out with CTS 2026. My initial reaction? "Great another purchase I wanna make that's gonna be absurd". Thankfully they gave it for free to CTS 2025 owners. Needless to say, the game is not worth it. The graphics are okay, the sounds are fantastic, the buses look good but it's just not a substantial difference compared to CTS 2025. Not to mention the HORRIBLE navigation system that rarely works as intended at junctions. Also, the updates feel like they're becoming really lazy... Just make a couple new buses, one new city and charge 50 bucks for the expansion. I don't really appreciate them adding new bus DLCs that you have to pay for. To someone who is contemplating whether they should buy this game, I would suggest buying the base game if you really like the - limiting - gameplay loop and the very limited bus fleet. Othe…

** DEVS PLEASE READ** I've tried many, and I mean MANY simulator games ranging from Train to Bus to Flight Sim. As for Bus simulator and Tram goes, THIS IS IT! The physics, the interactions of the pedestrians, the ticketing system; it's amazing to play. I find myself roleplaying better with this version of City Transport Simulator. I did try the one before this, but the devs definately took some things into consideration. I love the braking system of the vehicles. The retarder on the bus and the slow down on the tram (which its previous game did not have), it makes it alot more better than just jerking the vehicle back and forth. An idea to increase the game immersion is improving the Pedestrians. Such as, including an animation to tapping their phone on the ticket system to pay contactless, actually LOOKING at the Bus Driver (You), and maybe a people events such as falling asleep on the bus and you have to wake them up at the last stop. OVERALL, I love this game, buying the Expert Edition is WORTH IT! PLEASE don't abandon this game, just keep updating it and adding stuff.

Having bought City Transport Simulator: Tram, this game seems to be rather an update and not really a new game. I like the changes they made, ending your shift is a pretty cool feature. I also like that the bus sector is now part of the basic game. The physics seem to be OK, I like it better in the trams. With the busses, it might not be physics, but more related to the steering. And that is... interesting. Using a controller to steer the busses is hard, finding a sweetspot between over- and understeering is tricky. You can definitely get used to it though, and then it is quite a bit more fun. Looking at features, there is quite a lot done right there. Searching for collectable Items, a nice design for the city that is fictional, there is a lot to explore. One of the most disappointing things is that there are no passengers in wheelchairs etc. It would add a lot to the game, though maybe this is going to change in the future. There is definitely space to improve and I do not like that new vehicles are DLCs, though the basic vehicles are interesting and enough to have some fun

for now, it is in alright state. enjoyable. there is some grind involved but managable. what is missing is what the community has acknowledged, modding support of some kind since this is not OMSI platform but UE5. hence the thumbs down for now; i am hopeful it will change to a positive one.

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