最最低画质是掉帧的，按键设置完是没用的，画面是非常亮的，界面也会有掉帧的

I've been looking for a decent bus sim that was more modernized than OMSI 2. And stumbled upon Fernbus. Fernbus looked promising. Large open world. Nice bus detail. Interactions with various parts of the bus. Like luggage doors, Scanning tickets, turning on heating and bus announcements to name a few. So upon purchasing the game. The bus detail is indeed. very nice. The world is indeed. Very large and open. But.... HOLY CRAP! This game runs like DOG CRAP! I have a 10900K, RTX 3080 FE And 32GB 3600Mhz of ram. And the game really cannot run at a stable 60fps. Ok.... So surely that means the game looks AMAZING right? HAHAHAH no. This game looks like a very ugly PS3.... like VERY Ugly ps3 game. The game looks worst than the OG Crysis games from 2007. Which is quiet sad. The cities look "Ok" But everything outside cities is atrocious. Bus handling is honestly quiet "Meh" as well. Add on top everything is like a 30$ DLC and nothing is free. and the best sale you'll get is like 25% off. for only a small fraction of the DLC too. Most of them your forced to pay full price for some reason. I can literally buy all of ETS2/ATS DLC's on sale for less. and those are of much higher quality and Run smoothly at 144fps. Honestly with ETS2 Coaches DLC coming soon. I would honestly hold out until that comes out. And I will probably give a nice review on that DLC when it comes out for all my fellow bus nerds!

Should be called Sungazing Simulator, I spent half of my playtime turning the camera away from the sun and speculating the best hours to drive, I'm not joking. I should also add that all except three busses are sold as DLC for 20€ without functionalities, let alone a sunshade!

The price is very unjustified as the base game contains the bare minimum; three driveable busses with few liveries and very basic Germany map. It's not small and it has landmarks but it could have more details and more life in it. Some parts of it are also horribly optimized as certain roads will lead you to 20 fps.

Overall look and feel of the game actually is pretty nice; detailed materials and surfaces, nice timecycle and weather noticeably change the atmosphere through the days, rain particles and droplets on glass look astonishing, bus and traffic models look great and make a cool experience behind the wheel.

But for a bus to drive anywhere, there needs to be a route first. I think this turned off a lot of players as there is no career or any progression other than discovering new cities and bus stations to spawn your vehicle. You just make your own route through a very basic and visually unpleasing menu (and so are all other game menus, everything is Flixbus green and looks like something from earliest alpha builds), pick up passengers (the ticket mechanics aren't bad and actually make sense) and go your way. There is so much room for improvement here, for example being able to start a bus company, slowly upgrade your fleet, buy more garages and hire new drivers would completely change and initiate an actual nice introduction to the game. But it is what it is, the good side of this approach is you aren't limited to anything and can freely drive anywhere.

Driving is the sole reason this gets a positive from me. It's something in the middle of arcade and realistic; the vehicle actually handles like a heavy bus, but still posesses grippy tires and strong brakes. Although I only played it on keyboard, feels great as controls are simple and responsive.

Fernbus Simulator feels like a drug habit; you'll have to spend a lot of money but at least you'll get some joyful moments from it.