SimulationFit check
Is OmniBus worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy physics-based driving challenges that reject ordinary braking.
- Friends looking for versus play with up to four participants.
- High-score chasers who want to attempt stunts and compare results on leaderboards.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking measured driving, braking, or gradual speed control may find the escalating-speed premise restrictive.
- Those wanting a conventional race structure may find the mission, stunt, and deathmatch modes an unusual substitute.
- Players looking for a realistic bus simulator may not want its absurd missions and physics-focused premise.
Our take on OmniBus
Rather than treating a bus as a vehicle to steer and brake through a race, OmniBus centers its play on a bus that cannot slow down. Missions, stunt scoring, and versus modes replace a conventional driving structure.
What is OmniBus?
OmniBus is a physics game about driving a bus that cannot stop or slow down.
Complete missions for citizens as the bus gains speed, while trying not to land on its head or sides. The game offers a mission mode, a trick mode, and versus multiplayer for up to four players. Missions include slaying demon buses, harvesting space corn, and taking astronauts to a wedding. In trick mode, choose a bus and perform jumps, flips, and twists to set high scores and appear on leaderboards. Multiplayer includes a high-score trick contest and a deathmatch mode. The premise replaces ordinary driving and braking with maintaining control as speed rises.
How OmniBus plays
- 01Mission challenges
- Tasks range from fighting demon buses to carrying astronauts to a wedding.
- 02Trick score mode
- Perform jumps, flips, and twists to pursue high scores recorded on leaderboards.
- 03Multiplayer modes
- Versus play supports up to four players, with trick scoring and deathmatch options.
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OmniBus: platforms & release
Is OmniBus worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy physics-based driving challenges that reject ordinary braking. Skip it if: players seeking measured driving, braking, or gradual speed control may find the escalating-speed premise restrictive.
Where can I download OmniBus?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens OmniBus's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is OmniBus on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
