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Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop: Angel Shores Insider Skin Pack

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The Angel Shores Insider Skin Pack DLC for Bus Simulator 21 Next Stop was developed by stillalive studios and published by Astragon Entertainment. It was released on September 7, 2021, as part of the game's post-launch content. This DLC introduced ten unique paint jobs inspired by various locations and landmarks within the Angel Shores map, allowing players to further customize their bus fleet with region-specific aesthetics.

The pack included designs such as "Oakwood Chinese Styles," "Lakeside View," "Saint Antony," "Highlander Park," "Angel Shores Skyline," and others, each reflecting different aspects of the Angel Shores environment. These skins were compatible with all bus types in the game, including articulated, double-decker, and electric buses, and could be applied across both the Angel Shores and Seaside Valley maps. The primary focus of the DLC was on visual customization, enhancing the game's immersive experience without altering gameplay mechanics.

Promotion for the Angel Shores Insider Skin Pack was carried out through Astragon's official channels, including their website and social media platforms. The marketing highlighted the thematic connection between the paint jobs and the Angel Shores map, emphasizing the opportunity for players to personalize their buses to reflect the unique character of the new region. The DLC was positioned as a way to enrich the visual diversity of the game, appealing to players interested in customizing their in-game assets.

Reception of the DLC was generally positive among players who appreciated the added customization options. While some noted that the pack was purely cosmetic and did not introduce new gameplay features, many felt that the new paint jobs added a layer of depth and personalization to the game. The designs were well-received for their thematic relevance and quality, contributing to the overall enjoyment of players who value aesthetic customization in simulation games.

THIS DLC REQUIRES Bus Simulator 21: Next Stop