SCS Software released new screenshots and footage of the British Columbia DLC for American Truck Simulator, showing the bridges.
We get to see the Granville Bridge and the Iron Workers Memorial Bridge in Vancouver.
Along the Fraser River, we find the Alexandra Bridge and Sheep Creek Bridge.
More examples include Dry Gulch Bridge, R.W. (Rolf Wallgren) Bruhn Bridge, the Revelstoke Suspension Bridge, Elk River Bridge, Pine River Bridge, and the Tulameen River Bridge.
You can check them out below in a gallery of screenshots alongside a video shared on American Truck Simulator’s X (formerly Twitter) account.
Incidentally, we also have news about Euro Truck Simulator 2 today, as the game obliterated its concurrent player records yesterday following the launch of the Coaches expansion, achieving 90,948 concurrent players according to SteamDB.
What’s most impressive is that the game has been out for 14 years, and its concurrent player count has trended upward the whole time. This is pretty unique for most games.
American Truck Simulator is available for PC, and it’s the sister game to Euro Truck Simulator 2. PS5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are also coming. Version 1.62 for PC has recently been made available.
The game will soon cross the borders of the United States and go to Canada with the British Columbia DLC, of which we also saw some screenshots, including some of the towns, the tunnels, Whistler, and more cities.
Then American Truck Simulator will return to the US with Indiana and North Dakota, on top of the Nevada rework, of which we saw some big cities.
