Bus Flipper Simulator

Bus Flipper Simulator

Genres:Indie, Simulator
Themes:Business
Story:Have you ever wondered “What if I buy an old bus and convert it into a camper? Or maybe a cafe on wheels?”. This bus conversion simulator will give you that! You will get a variety of different buses and vans to convert. Clean, destroy, create, customize, test it, sell and make profit!
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