SCS Software has released yet another free truck for American Truck Simulator. This time it is the Kenworth W900 Legacy Edition, celebrating that 280 000 W900 units have been produced since its release.
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As previously promised we have taken a first tour through the newly released Missouri map DLC for American Truck Simulator and the review can now be found here.
A review of the Missouri map pack for American Truck Simulator is on its way. But for now, being random:
The next map add-on for American Truck Simulator is here. Since yesterday, April 3, it is possible to buy the Missouri DLC and start exploring the vast lands between Kansas City and Saint Louis.
As is tradition, the launch also means it’s time for a new World of Trucks event – Cruising Missouri. The reward for completion of the personal goal – which is to deliver cargo to or from all 12 cities in the state – is a Beast of Burden ATS truck paint job.
SCS Software has revealed the next US state in their work pipeline for American Truck Simulator and it will be the one state needed to complete the classical Route 66 distance between Chicago and Los Angeles.
So Illinois it is. Or will be, more exactly, since there are some states queued up to be released before this.
Happy Halloween to you all! It is the time of year for transporting ghoulish goods across both the US and Europe.
As tradition bids, SCS Software have their usual Halloween hauling event going in both American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2. This year the challenge if you’re connected to their World of Trucks service and using external contracts is to move 13 loads of Halloween cargo between cities of your choice in order to get a couple of nice in-game rewards.
I thought a certain company was headquartered in Prague, not in the US. Maybe it’s the local branch office?
I am not sure if this is something that was added recently, but this is as far as I can recall the first time I’ve got stuck behind a slow-moving tractor in American Truck Simulator.
The location is a highway in Arkansas, by the way.
SCS Software have released their Arkansas DLC and it’s time for a longer review of it.
Right in time for their launch of the Arkansas DLC, SCS Software has added yet another truck to the American Truck Simulator stable.
This time it is the Mack Pinnacle which will join the line-up of Mack Anthem trucks ingame and is a free addition to the game. It will show up as soon as the 1.51 version of the game is installed.
The Mack Pinnacle will be available in all the classic three cabin variants (Day Cab, 48-inch Flat Top Sleeper and 70-inch StandUp Sleeper), several chassis and length options (6×2, 6×2 Liftable Pusher and 6×4), and with three engine options ranging from 415hp to 505hp.
Introduced in 2006, the Pinnacle is the successor of the Mack Vision. Currently, the product line is sold in the United States and Canada even if a similar version also is marketed in parts of South America.
In addition to the Mack Pinnacle, the 1.51 patch of the game will also add the Limited Edition Mack Black Anthem®, which sports a blacked-out exterior trim package and other additional interior features. In the real world only 500 of this version was made, so it will definitely be easier to get your hands on it ingame where it will be available at all Mack salespoints.
