OMSI 2

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OMSI 2
DeveloperM-R Software GbR
PublisherAerosoft GmbH
EngineOpen Dynamics Engine
PlatformWindows
ReleaseDecember 11, 2013
GenreVehicle simulation
ModeSingle-player

OMSI 2 is a bus simulation game developed by M-R Software GbR and published by Aerosoft. It has only been available on Microsoft Windows via Steam, since the game's release, December 11, 2013.[1]

It is the sucessor to OMSI (trading as OMSI: The Omnibus Simulator) released in 2011, first published by Aerosoft on DVD. M-R Software has since dissolved but DLC continues to be produced.

Criticism

The base game offers two maps and one bus manufacturer, MAN, with buses such as the NL202, or the SD200 or SD202. The two maps are based in 1989 and the early 1990s; such as the Berlin-Spandau map, recreated on a 1:1 scale. The other base game map OMSI offers is Grundorf, a small, fictional town with one short bus route.

Users are able to enter the OMSI: Editor and create or edit maps, they can change ticket prices, the currency or scenery used.

OMSI is known for constant glitching and freezing, as the game only requires 2GB RAM. Some DLC (downloadable content) is criticized for being "poorly made" or being overpriced.

Modding

Users can install mods to their OMSI simulation, either freeware or payware, so they can access more maps, buses, or even objects and roads for the editor.

Popular places to install said mods include the OMSI Web Disk, or UK-based Fellowsfilm.

DLC (downloadable content)

References

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