The gaming industry has delivered some more gaming news today, including headlines about The Bus, The Falconeer: Revolution Remaster, and Armatus.

Here at Simulation Daily, we publish roundups with more gaming news that couldn’t be covered in individual articles to keep you up to date with the work and games from a wider variety of developers than we otherwise could.

Take a look at some of the headlines from today’s news.

New York City DLC Coming to Simulation Game The Bus

Rivet Games and Aerosoft have announced New York City DLC for The Bus, a simulation game about transporting passengers through traffic. The base game takes place along 1:1 scale routes in Berlin, and the New York City add-on will allow players to drive in an entirely new city.

This expansion recreates Manhattan’s M34 and M34A bus routes, and 25 city blocks around 34th Street.

The Bus – New York City will launch on PC on December 8, and console versions will be coming soon after.

You can watch the official teaser trailer below.

The Falconeer: Revolution Remaster Console Release Date Announced

Wired Productions and developer Tomas Sala have announced The Falconeer: Revolution Remaster will be coming to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S on December 2. This announcement celebrates the sixth anniversary of The Falconeer’s launch.

The Falconeer: Revolution Remaster is already available on Steam. This is the first time the definitive version will be released on consoles. It will cost $19.99, and existing owners of The Falconeer will be able to upgrade to the remastered version at a discounted price as low as $2.99.

You can watch the console release date trailer below.

Armatus Gets Gameplay Video Featuring The Ghoul and The Surgeon

Counterplay Games and Fictions have shared a new video for Armatus, a third-person roguelite coming early next year. This latest video showcases gameplay of a boss battle against The Ghoul and the Surgeon that players will encounter in pursuit of the Sunless Gate.

You can watch the boss fight video below to check out all the action.