Questions

No. It runs in your web browser. If you like, you can add it to your home screen and play it like an app, even offline once it has loaded.

Yes. On phones and tablets you get a steering wheel, pedals and buttons on the screen, held upright or sideways. On a computer you drive with the keyboard or a gamepad.

Butwal to Sunauli is the real Siddhartha Highway at its real length of about 25 km, built from OpenStreetMap, with about 13,000 buildings where they stand. The Prithvi Highway is a shorter version of the real road with the towns in their real order. Pokhara Lakeside is the real 6.4 km road from the Tourist Bus Park to Khapaudi, with about 2,600 buildings and the real hills around Phewa Lake; about 1 km of it along Lakeside Marg has been checked against photos taken on the street. Route 4 is a city laid out like Kathmandu, with real place names for the stops.

Yes. Open Stats, then Leaderboards, and pick a nickname. Your finished shifts go on the board for each route, all time and this week, and you can share your driver profile with a link.

Yes. Sign in with Google from Stats, then Leaderboards. Sign in again on any other device to get your profile, scores and leaderboard place back. Your Google name and email are never shown on the boards or to other players.

Use the feedback page, or the feedback link on the game's start and end screens. Every message is read.

An Android app is on the way. Until then, install the web app from the game's start screen. It opens full screen from your home screen.

Bus Simulator Nepal is made by Ekendra Lamsal. More at EkendraOnLine.com.