Honestly, I’m not even sure what to say. The game looks cool and I do love these kinds of games, but after like 10–20 minutes I just got bored. It feels like something’s missing. There’s potential, but it doesn’t quite hit the mark for me. I ended up refunding it because I know for sure I won’t be playing it again especially not for this price. If it was like $3 or something, I might’ve kept it just to have in my collection or to support the devs. But $6, even on sale? That’s a bit much for something that ends up feeling so dull so quickly. Sorry, just not worth it in my case.

Extremely dull, this game should be in Early Access. I got a laugh from Blue Sky and Boom, but that's about it. The controls and menu are a decent copy-pasta version of House Flipper, but without any sort of innovation in game-play. They ask you the first time if you want HF controls, but the screen space was cut off and I had to force quit. It's basically the same, but you're in a "tiny house" on wheels. The driving is cancer for your eyes, but they at least let you skip that part.. My biggest gripe is that this kind of game should be mostly attractive to players that enjoy customizing the space, but that's where it gets real bad. There is a very small set of items to buy, and they all look like pre-made assets that have nothing to do with each other. I chose to take a break from what was essentially chaotic boredom. I realize there is a kind of gray area when it comes to real world comparisons. If you make complex 3D assets, you might as well work for the real world companies makin...

A cool game in which we have to buy old buses and turn them into mobile homes or a cozy cafe. The gameplay is based around restoration, so we have to disassemble and clean, repair and update the equipment, and then decorate the interior and exterior, as well as choose the style, furniture, lighting and decorative details. During the game, there will be mini‑tasks for repairing, finding parts and selling finished objects, and their successful completion will open up new materials, parts and customization opportunities, allowing you to realize the wildest ideas. It is worth noting the bright, friendly atmosphere and relaxed pace of the game, but repeating game mechanics at late stages, such as the repair, design, and sales cycle, can tire us out. Bus Flipper is a great choice for fans of creative simulators and interior design. Suitable for those who like to experiment with concepts and enjoy the process of turning old technology into unique objects.

Pretty boring and seems a little rushed in terms of story and gameplay. Mechanics wise, it's very nice, thing click, and everything looks nice. Needs a lot more content and time to flesh everything out.

Like house flipper but buses and vans. As of now not much freedom to do anything except whats possible on the "jobs*. Ill check in later when it has got more of everything..but no need for more tech.. (and please implement left/right sides for all the furnitures that are not symmetrical, or the faucets).

[b]I flipped that bus.[/b] Oh yes, the dream came true. Now you can live in your own house on wheels, travel the world, and most importantly - customize the interior however your heart desires. The gameplay here is really satisfying, with tons of customization options and decorations, everyone will find something to their taste. And the fact that all this happens with a beautiful picture around makes this game just top. The graphics really make you admire every little thing and every landscape. It doesn't matter if you're a bus enthusiast who loves road trips or just someone who enjoys cozy simulators at home - this game is for you. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

The narration is captivating, and the customization tool is next level. Controls are fine, optimisation with no problem at all even at my wooden PC, really enjoyed the collectables and throwing mechanics

Great game similar to House Flipper! I like the way you have a checklist to make sure you aren't missing anything. Also the reference photos.

I would recommend if you are willing to wait for the content. If not keep it on your wishlist until 1.0 is released. The mechanics are very smooth and intuitive. I found assembling things after a while got annoying, but the game already has a built in skip feature with that in mind. Not a lot of quests yet, but the ones that are there cover the games basics and are enjoyable to complete. The selection of everything is limited, vehicles, decorations, the walls you can build are all preset and it's one style per vehicle. I do hope there is just more customization added in the future. Overall it's a great addition to the "Flipper" genere of games.

This game is quite fun but its way too short. Sure you can decorate your buses but when it comes to working on the busses for money to the nps there is only like 10 of them and for me that was the most interesting part of the game. Way too short, needs more stuff to be able to customize your bus with like more doors, shower curtains and lights/lamps. in the decoration section everything is mixed up and hard to find the right items you need. There could be a search bar to look for them but there isn't. The game is not worth it.