

OMSI 2: Steam Edition
Buy OMSI 2: Steam Edition at Ashop: a licensed Steam key for the bus simulator featuring Spandau routes, MAN NG272, SD200, and SD202.
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System requirements
Minimum
- Processor
- 2.6 GHz
- Memory
- 2 GB ОЗУ
- Graphics card
- GeForce or comparable AMD with minimum 512 MB
- DirectX
- версии 9.0c
Recommended
- Processor
- Dual core processor with 2.8 GHz
- Memory
- 4 GB ОЗУ
- Graphics card
- GeForce or comparable AMD with 1024 MB
- DirectX
- версии 9.0c
Source: Steam · updated August 6, 2026
About OMSI 2: Steam Edition
OMSI 2: Steam Edition is a bus simulator that sends you out to explore Spandau from behind the wheel of an omnibus. It is the sequel to the well-known "OMSI – The Bus Simulator": the game keeps the familiar routes and buses while adding new features, vehicles, and historical changes to the city.
At Ashop you can buy a Steam key for OMSI 2: Steam Edition and receive a licensed key for activation in Steam. This listing is based on official facts: the developer is MR-Software GbR, the publisher is Aerosoft GmbH, and the release date is listed as Dec 11, 2013.
What's Inside OMSI 2
The game's main setting is Spandau. In OMSI 2 you can drive the new bus line 5, 12 km long, running from the Ruhleben metro station to the Spandau psychiatric clinic. For extra realism the game uses original timetables and tour plans for lines 5 and 92, and a tight 5-minute rhythm with different terminus stops keeps the trips varied.
One of the key features of the Steam Edition is the first articulated bus in OMSI history: the MAN NG272. It's built with an accurate physical and visual simulation of the articulation joint, along with matching sounds and systems, including anti-jackknifing protection. Also available are the MAN NL202 and reworked SD200 and SD202 models, including additional model years, emergency door openers, route destination displays, and sound variations.
Atmosphere and Simulation
The chronology feature lets you drive through Spandau in 1986 and see the changes between 1986 and 1994, including the period after German reunification, route extensions, and line 137 to Falkensee. The game captures the mood of the '80s and '90s from behind the wheel of a double-decker or articulated bus.
- improved AI traffic, including road behavior, rail, and metro traffic;
- a damage model with various malfunctions that take time to repair;
- realistic weather, seasons, and day/night cycles;
- a fully functional IBIS system;
- four camera views: driver, passenger, external, and free;
- a scripting engine, a route editor, and TrackIR 5 support.
If you're after a calm, detailed city bus simulator focused on routes, timetables, and historical Spandau, buying OMSI 2: Steam Edition as a licensed Steam key is a straightforward choice for fans of the Simulation genre.



