City Bus Simulator 2026 Launches on Steam with Steering Wheel Support
KODOBUR Game Technologies has released its urban transit simulator, notable at launch for broad steering wheel compatibility and an active community feedback loop.
City Bus Simulator 2026 (AppID 2860240) is now available on Steam, published by KODOBUR Game Technologies on July 13, 2026.
The game centers on navigating a city environment with real traffic, pedestrians, and dynamic streets, while managing bus routes, stops, and passengers. The studio describes the handling as realistic.
What's included at launch
- Input options: keyboard, gamepad, and steering wheel support
- Logitech wheels supported: G29, G920, G923, G27, G25, Driving Force GT
- Thrustmaster wheels supported: T150, TMX, T300 RS, T248
- Steering, throttle, brake, and wheel buttons are described as mapped and ready without additional configuration
Community feedback invited
The studio has opened a dedicated Steering Wheel Feedback thread in the Community Hub, asking players to report which wheels they own, whether controls function correctly, and any issues encountered. KODOBUR states that community reports will directly shape future patches and determine which additional wheels receive official support.
The launch announcement frames this release as a starting point rather than a finished product, with the team indicating updates will follow based on player feedback.
For sim enthusiasts who already own a supported Logitech or Thrustmaster wheel, the barrier to a plug-and-play experience appears low — though the breadth of that support beyond the listed models remains an open question the studio is actively working to answer.
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