There's a game for everything these days, and yet we all seem to gravitate towards the same few genres. How many online multiplayer shooters do we really need? Is yearly Madden entirely necessary? And on this week, with several May 21st releases, are we actually going to make a big deal about another sci-fi horror game? Not if the people behind Bus Simulator 18 have anything to say about it.

Okay, so Bus Simulator 18 developer stillalive studios probably doesn't have an agenda to combat popular gaming. If asked, they'd most likely congratulate the folks behind Observation for a successful launch. It just so happens that stillalive also put out some content this week. Bus Simulator 18 now has a map expansion DLC to offer drivers two new cities to navigate.

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First up is the "bustling education and tech hub" of Kerststadt, and acting as its opposite is the "rustic alpine village" of Sonnstein. With both added to the bus route, players will be challenged to make busy airport runs and turn through curvy mountain roads. Also of note are the people of the locations, who offer quests and unique dialogue as they ride along.

Bus Simulator 18 also puts players in charge of the business behind the bus. The map expansion DLC extends to this part of the game. New characters will appear to help you make inroads into new transit opportunities, but your driving and business skills will be tested. It seems the people of Kerststadt value efficient routes and timely buses whereas visitors to Sonnstein enjoy the scenic route. Planning accordingly will help your business thrive and even allow you to purchase new skins for your buses.

With so many platforms and stores out there, gaming is for literally anyone. Bus Simulator might not make headlines like the hot new shooter or whatever Twitch streamers are playing, but there's enough of an audience to warrant DLC. And stillalive studios deserves props for keeping the game, well, still alive. The map extension is $15.99 on Steam. Give it, or the base game for $29.99, a try. You might find yourself surprised by how much fun you have with public transit-based gaming.