SCS Software showcased new looks at two of its upcoming DLCs for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator, respectively Nordic Horizons and Missouri.
For the former, we take a look at some of the churches that will dot the Nordic landscape and roadsides.
They include the Trinity Church in Vaasa, the Arctic Cathedral in Tromsø, the church in the city of Geilo, and more.
You can check out the screenshots below.
We then move to Missouri for American Truck Simulator and specifically some of its custom depots.
One will let you transport explosives and will require the Class 1 Explosives skill point to be available. If you’re eligible, you’ll be able to carry dynamite to quarries and mines across the US.
Missouri itself has a variety of quarries including a massive one near the city of Rolla, including two parts. One. The main hub is used for maintenance and general operations, while the second area is the core of the quarry itself.
Timber is another relevant resource in Missouri. Drivers will have to equip their rigs with the appropriate tires and accessories to travel to forested areas on dirt roads.
You can check out the screenshots below.
American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2 are available exclusively for PC. Both has recently been updated with version 1.53.
For American Truck Simulator, we have already seen plenty of the Missouri DLC, which is likely to be the next in line for release (albeit it doesn’t have an official release date just yet). You can check out its lakes and rivers, Maryville, junctions and intersections, Cape Girardeau, the iconic underground warehouses, the custom depots, and Kansas City.
The sim also recently received the Arkansas DLC while Louisiana and Illinois have recently been announced and we’ve also seen a bit of Iowa.
We also saw plenty of Euro Truck Simulator 2’s Nordic Horizons DLC, including its landscapes, landmarks, and the city of Oulu, while the nearby (geographically) Scandinavia DLC will get a relevant update to match it.
We recently saw an extensive livestream in which the developers provided a lot of info and even images of more content coming down the line, including new trucks.
