Euro Truck Simulator 2

Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a truck simulation game released by SCS Software in 2012, and is the sequel to Euro Truck Simulator.

Gameplay Edit

A new gameplay system is introduced in Euro Truck Simulator 2. The player is required to create a profile and choose a city as their headquarters.

Early in the game, the player must complete quick jobs to save up money and credit to afford a truck of their own.

As the player completes more jobs, the player earns skill points to invest in one of the six skills available; for example, allowing them to haul more valuable freight, or allowing them to take longer deliveries.

Later in the game, players may also purchase additional trucks, garages, and hire NPC drivers to expand their trucking business.

Countries Edit

Main article: Category:Locations

The game includes many countries featured in previous titles aside from Spain and Portugal. The map and simulated European roadway are more detailed than in previous games, and features more cities. New countries, such as Luxembourg and Slovakia are introduced.

The maps of the United Kingdom and Germany are derived from UK Truck Simulator and German Truck Simulator, respectively. These areas notably lack the quality of regions featured in more recent DLC's, such as the Italia DLC and the Scandinavia DLC. On May 23, 2018, SCS announced on their blog plans to rework parts of the old map, starting with northern Germany.^[1]

Countries Edit

Base Game Edit

• Austria
• Belgium
• Most of Czech Republic
• Northeastern France
• Germany
• Northern Italy
• Luxembourg
• Netherlands
• Western Poland
• Bratislava in Slovakia
• Switzerland
• United Kingdom

Going East! Edit

• Eastern Czech Republic
• Hungary
• Rest of Poland
• Rest of Slovakia

Scandinavia Edit

• Denmark
• Southern Norway
• Southern Sweden

Vive la France! Edit

• Rest of France

Italia Edit

• Rest of Italy

Beyond the Baltic Sea Edit

• Estonia
• Southern Finland
• Latvia
• Lithuania
• Part of northwestern Russia

Road to the Black Sea (upcoming DLC) Edit

• Bulgaria
• Romania
• Part of the European Turkey

Trucks Edit

Main article: Euro Truck Simulator 2 Trucks

There are seven truck brands available in the game:

• DAF ()

DAF XF105, DAF XF Euro 6

• Iveco ()

Iveco Stralis, Iveco Stralis Hi-Way

• MAN ()

MAN TGX, MAN TGX Euro 6 (added in 1.34)

• Mercedes-Benz ()

Mercedes-Benz Actros, Mercedes-Benz New Actros

• Renault ()

Renault Magnum, Renault Premium

• Scania ()

Scania R 2009, Scania R (added in 1.30), Scania S (added in 1.30), Scania Streamline

• Volvo ()

Volvo FH16 2009, Volvo FH 2012

Some of the truck are only getting licensed, when the Euro Truck Simulator 2: Going East! DLC was came out.

DLCs Edit

Main article: Downloadable Content#Euro Truck Simulator 2 DLC

There are numerous DLCs available for this game. Most of them are paint job packs, but five are map expansions, including new companies, new cargo and new cities. Others contain truck accessories and additional customizing options, or new trailers.

• Euro Truck Simulator 2: Going East! (2013) expanded Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia, as well as introducing Hungary (east).
• Euro Truck Simulator 2: Scandinavia (2015) introduced Denmark, Sweden and Norway into the game (north). Truck Parts orders are also available with Scandinavia DLC (Scania and Volvo).
• Euro Truck Simulator 2: Vive la France! (2016) expansion of France (southwest).
• Euro Truck Simulator 2: Italia (2017) expansion of Italy (south).
• Euro Truck Simulator 2: Beyond the Baltic Sea (2018) introduced all Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania), southern part of Finland and small parts of Russia including the iconic city of Saint Petersburg (northeast).
• Euro Truck Simulator 2: Road to the Black Sea (2019) will add Bulgaria, Romania and the European part of Turkey (Thrace) (southeast).
• There is a possibly planned DLC that will add Corsica, the proof are images you can find online of a ferry on the northern coast of Sardinia, past an "XXX" wall. Inside the ferry, there is a sign that says: "Dude, you should not be here."

References Edit

1. ↑ SCS Software, Revisiting Germany, 2018-05-23 (accessed 2018-06-08)

See also Edit

• List of Cities in Euro Truck Simulator 2
• Wikipedia page for Euro Truck Simulator 2
• Official Site for the game