Name: Night Bus
SKU: 20267
Price: 29.00 USD
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Night Bus

Game Review: Night Bus for iOS

With an 0/5 star score, I sadly regret that I have little enthusiasm for Night Bus on my iPhone. Despite a intriguing endless gameplay concept that uses swipe controls to govern movement of a bus night shift service, the shortcomings weigh in heavily against positive user retention.

Positive Attributes

The game may exhibit immense potential, having harnessed the reliable support tools of Unity Game Development such as CSharp writing to scripts, together with advertisement capabilities through the in-gaming AdMob experience feature. Additionally, having Google Play Game feature – you can easily challenge gamers over the world of competition over your achievements (Track Ratings). The developer took in mind the preferences – has a setting available sound ‘on’ in every scenes.

Probletic Points

Some parts – a little disappointment:

One of the top and final features – No effort appears to have be place; in the tutorials is almost impossible to keep attention focus. The atmosphere on other hand, for game I have to point attention has been done superb quality it is a kind good

Conclusion Reviewing in Conclusion

Here ends game review. Have potential be, but – game on iOS. Maybe just require another look at or try after a few fixer it.

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Introduction to the Night Bus

The Night Bus, also known as the night service, is a valuable transportation option for those living or working in London beyond the hours of the normal day. The Night Bus is a network of routes that operate from around midnight to around 5 or 6 am, catering to those who need to travel during these late hours. With over 100 different routes to choose from, the Night Bus is a convenient and affordable way to get around the city. In this tutorial, we will guide you through how to use the Night Bus, covering everything from planning your journey to boarding and exiting the bus.

Tutorial: How to Use the Night Bus

Step 1: Planning Your Journey

Before using the Night Bus, you'll need to plan your journey. Here's what you need to do:

Check the Night Bus Map: Take a look at the TfL (Transport for London) website or a printable Night Bus map to identify the routes that operate at the time you need to travel.
Choose Your Route: Decide which route you need to take, considering the areas you need to travel through and the time you want to arrive at your destination.
Plan Your Route: Use TfL's Journey Planner to plan your route, allowing you to enter your start and end points and view the most convenient Night Bus route.

Step 2: Buying Your Ticket

Now that you have planned your journey, you'll need to buy a ticket:

Cash: You can buy a Night Bus ticket from the driver using cash, but be aware that they only accept exact change and small denominations (50p, £1, £2).
Contactless Payment: If you have a contactless payment card or phone, you can pay your fare using this method.
Oyster Card: If you have an Oyster Card, you can top it up and use it to pay for your Night Bus journey.

Step 3: Boarding the Night Bus

Once you have your ticket, it's time to board the bus:

Queue: Wait in the designated queue at the Night Bus stop, following the instructions provided by the bus operators.
Identify Your Bus: Keep an eye out for your Night Bus, which should be marked with a night bus sign or a unique number.
Board the Bus: Swipe your ticket or touch in with your contactless payment or Oyster Card, and board the bus through the front door.

Step 4: Traveling on the Night Bus

Now that you're on the bus, here's what you need to know:

Display Your Ticket: Keep your ticket visible to the bus driver, as they will ask to see it before exiting the bus.
Follow the Road: Follow the road as the bus travels through its route, keeping an eye out for your stop and the signs indicating the Night Bus route.
Alert the Driver: When you're approaching your stop, alert the bus driver by pressing the request stop button or calling out to them.

Step 5: Exiting the Night Bus

Finally, it's time to get off the bus:

Press the Bell: Press the bell above your seat to alert the driver that you want to exit the bus.
Collect Your belongings: Gather your belongings from the overhead racks or storage areas on the bus.
Exit the Bus: Swipe your ticket or touch out with your contactless payment or Oyster Card as you exit the bus, then follow the signs to leave the bus stop.

Tips and Reminders

Be Prepared: Make sure you have enough cash or a valid contactless payment method before boarding the Night Bus.
Check the Route: Familiarize yourself with the Night Bus route and possible diversions before your journey.
Be Mindful of Your Belongings: Keep an eye on your belongings at all times, as the Night Bus can be a popular route.

By following these steps and tips, you'll be well on your way to using the Night Bus like a pro!

Here is an example of how to configure Night Bus:

API_URL

You can set the base URL for your API by setting API_URL to the desired value. For example:

API_URL = 'https://your-api.com/api'

TOKEN

You can set your API token by setting TOKEN to the desired value. For example:

TOKEN = 'your_api_token'

LOGGING

You can configure logging by setting LOGGING to a dictionary with the desired logging settings. For example:

LOGGING = {
    'version': 1,
    'formatters': {
        'default': {
            'format': '[%(asctime)s] %(name)s %(levelname)s: %(message)s',
        },
    },
    'handlers': {
        'console': {
            'class': 'logging.StreamHandler',
            'formatter': 'default',
        },
    },
    'root': {
        'level': 'INFO',
        'handlers': ['console'],
    },
}

BUS

You can configure the Night Bus instance by setting BUS to a dictionary with the desired settings. For example:

BUS = {
    'routes': ['route1', 'route2'],
    'max_retries': 3,
    'timeout': 30,
}

QUEUE

You can configure the queue settings by setting QUEUE to a dictionary with the desired settings. For example:

QUEUE = {
    'url': 'amqp://guest:guest@localhost',
    'exchange': 'your_exchange_name',
    'queue': 'your_queue_name',
    'binding_key': 'your_binding_key',
}

Here are the features extracted from the text:

Share: Allows players to increase game spread and reach.
Rate Us: Provides an opportunity for users to rate the application and can receive ratings through a link to the proposal.
Tutorial: Educates players on how to play the game.
GameCenter: Supports competition between players and allows tracking of achievements.
AdMob: Allows for easy ad placement in each scene.
Shop: Allows players to buy skins and other game content.

Additional features:

Ability to turn sounds on or off through settings
Easy to edit and reskin the game (changing pictures will create a new game)
Requirement:
- Unity 2019.2.6f1 for project launch and editing
- Xcode 10.3 for iOS build
- iOS 8.0 or higher for launch