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Games like Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator

Enjoyed Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Bus Driver, The Bus, Bus Simulator 16. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator: You take the wheel as a taxi driver who arrives in Barcelona with nothing but a car and a dream. You carry passengers across the city, follow traffic rules and handle impatient tourists, changing weather and rush hours, rerouting around random events such as accidents, roadworks or parades. Barcelona is reproduced at 1:1 scale with 460 km of roads. Experience earned by driving, exploring and dealing with customers unlocks skills, while profits fund new cars and hired staff; steering wheels, game controllers, electric or petrol cars and automatic, semi-automatic or manual gearboxes are supported.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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Bus Driver

In Bus Driver you carry passengers across a realistic, attractive city. You follow a timetable on a set route, obey traffic rules, and make sure your passengers are neither upset nor hurt. The game offers twelve bus types, thirty routes split into five tiers of growing difficulty, and various duties such as driving a school bus, carrying tourists, guiding sightseeing tours, or transporting prisoners. Routes take place at different times of day and in varying weather, and the gameplay is non-violent.

The Bus

The Bus is a city bus simulation where players transport passengers along Berlin routes recreated at a true 1:1 scale, discovering famous landmarks such as the Victory Column, the Brandenburg Gate and Alexanderplatz. At the wheel of the licensed Scania Citywide LF and other buses, they sell tickets to boarding passengers, deal with heavy traffic and bring everyone safely to their destination. The game offers an economy mode in which players build their own bus company, as well as freeplay, multiplayer, changing weather with seasons, and Workshop content.

Bus Simulator 16

Players drive 13 realistic city buses licensed by makers such as Mercedes-Benz and MAN — two-door, three-door and articulated — carrying passengers safely across five city districts. They follow traffic rules in the open world, watch for emergency vehicles and detour around road works, while inside the bus they calm upset passengers, fix stuck doors, sell tickets and extend the wheelchair ramp. A good reputation brings bigger contracts and more buses in the shop; players unlock further districts and plan routes for hired drivers. Buses can be painted and decorated with decals, and modding is supported.

CityDriver

CityDriver is a simulation of driving in a real city, where the player explores the streets with various cars while following actual traffic rules. In free play they can set the rules and whether AI collisions apply, accept or decline random missions, and practise slalom or swerving in the training mode. Cars with combustion or electric engines and automatic, semi-automatic or manual transmissions can be driven with keyboard, steering wheel or controller. Vehicles can be refuelled or charged, and players can build their own cars with modding tools and share them via Steam Workshop.

Bus Simulator 18

Bus Simulator 18 puts you behind the wheel of a city bus in a large urban area that you can drive through freely. Eight licensed buses from Mercedes-Benz, Setra, MAN and IVECO BUS let you carry passengers safely and on time, either alone or in real-time multiplayer with up to three friends. Across twelve districts, you handle traffic jams, potholes, accidents, construction sites, night driving and special passenger requests. Route planning, buying and selling buses, staff planning and statistics complete the management side, and modding is supported through the Steam Workshop.

Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop

Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop is a simulation game about driving buses. It offers roughly 30 officially licensed vehicles from international manufacturers, including double-decker and electric buses for the first time. Players drive across two large maps – the North American Angel Shores and a revamped European Seaside Valley with its extension – alone or in co-op multiplayer. They can use management features such as detailed timetables, buying and selling buses or planning efficient routes, or let the auto-features handle those duties and simply drive; several difficulty levels and play modes are available.