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The Bus gets navigation directly in the cockpit: This mod finally brings the route onto the dashboard!

In The Bus, the navigation usually appears as a HUD display in the bottom right of the screen. If you prefer driving with fewer overlays and want to see the route directly in the cockpit, Cockpit GPS is a pretty practical mod. It brings its own navigation device into the vehicle and lets you adjust several display options. Is this exactly the comfort mod that The Bus was still missing at the driver’s seat?
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May 9, 2026 at 12:00 PM
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DHL in the bus lane, emergency vehicles behind you: RealAI brings new AI traffic to The Bus!

In The Bus, you do not only look at your line, but constantly also at the traffic around you. That is exactly where RealAI comes in: The mod brings new AI vehicles, better lights at night, delivery services, emergency vehicles, taxis, and additional sounds onto Berlin’s streets. As a result, visibly more happens during your drive without your line itself being changed. Is RealAI exactly the mod that Berlin in The Bus was still missing?
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May 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM
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Over 25,000 subscribers: This The Bus mod is currently leading the Steam Workshop!

In the Steam Workshop for The Bus, three pieces of content are currently particularly high up: two large maps and one repaint pack. The numbers are rounded because subscriptions in the Workshop constantly change, but the ranking is still interesting. Especially at the top, it is much closer than you might think. Would you have known which The Bus mod is currently in the lead?
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May 7, 2026 at 8:00 AM
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Solaris in Bus Simulator 27: These three models are already confirmed – and they fit the new game surprisingly well!

Solaris is not simply “just another brand” on the manufacturer list in Bus Simulator 27. For many fans, the license is quite exciting because Solaris has been extremely present in real European public transport for years, but in bus simulations it often has not played the role you might expect given that level of presence. What is important here is the proper classification: the three models were not just freshly pulled out of a hat, but are among the vehicles already communicated for Bus Simulator 27. That is exactly why it is worth taking a look now at what these buses actually offer – and why this particular selection fits the new game quite well.
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May 6, 2026 at 12:00 PM
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Landkreis Stein V2: New line 4 to the industrial area is still early in development – but already shows where the OMSI map is growing!

Landkreis Stein V2 continues to grow, but the new line 4 to the industrial area is currently still very clearly under construction. Nothing here is finished by a long way, and even only a small part of the new industrial area can currently be seen. Nevertheless, this first look already shows quite well where things are heading: more city traffic, more everyday life, more commuter traffic, and a line that is supposed to lead from the station via Nordholz to workplaces, vocational school, and the employment agency. Does that sound like exactly the kind of OMSI line Landkreis Stein was still missing?
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May 5, 2026 at 8:00 AM
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Almost eleven years old and still beautiful: This OMSI 2 map takes you from Potsdam around Lake Schwielowsee!

Sometimes in OMSI 2, you don’t stumble across the next big new release, but across an old map that unexpectedly pulls you back in. That’s exactly what happened to me with “Line 607: From Potsdam around Lake Schwielowsee.” The map was originally released in the OMSI forum back in September 2015, making it almost eleven years old today. And yet, in many places, it still feels surprisingly lovingly made, calm, and visually strong in terms of landscape. And that raises a nice question: Why does an old OMSI 2 map like this still feel so special today?
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May 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM
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How many hours does the average OMSI 2 player have?!

If you play OMSI 2, you probably know this situation: you plan to drive just one route, and suddenly much more time has passed than expected. In simulation games, that happens quite often. But what does this look like on average? How many hours do OMSI 2 players actually spend in the game in total? And where do you fit into that number?
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May 3, 2026 at 10:00 AM

Ebusco planned for The Bus – but while you wait, you can already drive it in OMSI 2!

The Ebusco 2.2 is one of those vehicles you currently see everywhere. In discussions, in roadmaps, in wishlists. Especially if you play The Bus, you’ve probably come across it multiple times. Electric bus, modern technology, different variants – it sounds exactly like what many feel is still missing in the game. The problem: you cannot drive it right now. No release, no date, no clear timeframe. And that’s why a very honest question arises: Do you just keep waiting – or do you use the option that already exists?
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May 2, 2026 at 4:00 PM
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The Bus after one month: Berlin looks great, the roadmap is full – but do players really stay behind the wheel?

One month after the full release of The Bus, it becomes quite clear that the mood has shifted. At the beginning, many simply jumped in, explored Berlin, and thought: “Okay, this already looks really good.” Now many of you are driving the same lines repeatedly, know the routes by heart, and can clearly see where the game works in everyday gameplay – and where it starts to struggle. That’s exactly why it’s no longer about first impressions, but about a much more honest question: Does The Bus still feel fun after several hours, or does the experience wear off faster than expected?
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May 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM
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Is Berlin in The Bus starting to feel too repetitive? This mod adds new partial routes, night services, and more variety to the existing map!

If you’ve been playing The Bus for a while, you probably know the feeling: at some point, you’ve simply mastered the main routes. You know where to go, you know the stops, and many things run almost automatically. This is exactly where a mod comes in that has been available for some time and gives you more options on the existing map. No completely new map – just more routes to drive. And that alone can change quite a lot. How well does it work? Which lines are included, and more importantly, which sections can you actually drive?
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May 1, 2026 at 4:00 PM
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Schlechte FPS, starke Community – wie passt das bei OMSI 2 zusammen?

OMSI 2 ist bekannt für seine schwache Performance. Selbst mit 4-GB-Patch stoßen viele Systeme schnell an ihre Grenzen. Ruckler, lange Ladezeiten und instabile Frameraten gehören für viele Spieler zum Alltag, genauso wie hüpfende Busse. Häufig bleibt nichts anderes übrig, als die KI-Liste zu reduzieren oder grafische Einstellungen deutlich herunterzuschrauben. Objektiv betrachtet ist das ein klarer Schwachpunkt.
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May 1, 2026 at 12:00 PM
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Driving a bus along Kurfürstendamm: New Berlin mod map for The Bus shows Ku’damm and new lines – but it’s far from finished!

There’s fresh community content for The Bus again – and this time it takes you straight to Berlin. The new Berlin2026 map is playable as a beta and brings you, among other things, the Kurfürstendamm. A lot is still unfinished, the routes are short and more like excerpts. But that’s exactly what makes it appealing. How does this first impression feel? And which lines are actually included, and which sections can you currently drive?
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May 1, 2026 at 10:00 AM
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Bus Bound starts strong: The third bus simulator in just over a month surprises with 80 percent positive Steam reviews!

Yesterday, the next major bus simulator was released with Bus Bound – and slowly, you can really say: the genre currently has a pretty packed timetable. First, The Bus went into full release on March 26, 2026, then City Transport Simulator 2026 followed on April 14, and now Bus Bound is already the third larger bus title within just over a month to arrive at the stop. That alone is remarkable. But the launch itself is even more exciting: Bus Bound has so far made a clearly positive start on Steam. Around 80 percent of reviews are positive. For a freshly released simulation game, that is not a small detail, but a fairly strong signal. But why is Bus Bound being received so well right now – and where can you still tell that there is room for improvement?
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May 1, 2026 at 8:00 AM
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Do you remember the Lego bus? From Lego solo bus to articulated bus: the craziest mod for The Bus gets an upgrade!

Some time ago, we showed you one of the most unusual mods for The Bus: the Lego bus. A vehicle that completely stands out and deliberately avoids realism. Back then implemented purely as a solo bus, the project has now evolved further. A new version has been available for a few days. And it brings a pretty clear expansion with it. But what exactly is new?
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April 30, 2026 at 2:00 PM
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