American Truck Simulator

American Truck Simulator, developed by SCS Software, puts players behind the wheel of officially licensed American trucks to deliver cargo across California, Nevada, and Arizona. Building upon the mechanics of Euro Truck Simulator 2, it offers a detailed trucking simulation where players can rise from a driver-for-hire to managing a full transportation company. The game’s standout feature is the integration of iconic landmarks and realistic road systems, creating a richly detailed representation of the American Southwest.

Licensed Trucks and Customization

Drive highly detailed trucks from iconic manufacturers, each officially licensed and fully customizable. Players can modify cabins, chassis, paint jobs, and engines, tailoring their vehicle to their preferences. The game also includes various trailer types, from flatbeds to 53-foot long hauls, each adding unique challenges to navigation and parking.

Freight Delivery and Business Growth

Deliver diverse cargo ranging from food supplies to hazardous materials to locations such as refineries, gas stations, and car factories. By completing contracts, players can expand their business by purchasing garages, hiring drivers, and managing a fleet of trucks to maximize profits.

Simulation Features and Tools

The game includes advanced trucking mechanics like air brake simulation, various transmission types, and weigh station checks. Players can adjust their truck’s cabin settings, follow traffic laws, and use the route adviser for navigation. Enhanced by steering wheel and gamepad support, the experience caters to both casual players and trucking enthusiasts.

Optional World of Trucks Integration

Join the World of Trucks online community to share in-game photos, customize your avatar and license plate, and engage with other virtual truckers. This optional feature also offers daily curated screenshots and additional social tools while remaining separate from the core gameplay experience.