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Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a truck simulator game developed and published by SCS Software. It was released on the 19th October, 2012, as a direct sequel to the Euro Truck Simulator in 2008.

As of the 1st February 2024, the Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 32-bit (until version 1803) supports for this and ATS were removed, and these now only supports Windows 10 64-bit (from version 1809) and Windows 11, in prep for the new game engine implementation future updates.

ETS 2 Full map

ETS2 full map (as of 1.53)

Gameplay[]

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 AI drivers from a recruitment agency to expand their trucking business.

For people on Steam, various Achievements can be unlocked while playing.

Countries[]

Main article: Countries
Main article: Category:Locations

The base game includes many countries featured in previous titles. 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 into the game.

Base Map Rework[]

The maps of Germany and the United Kingdom are derived from German Truck Simulator and UK Truck Simulator, respectively. Most of the parts and countries of the base map are logically as old as the game itself, which becomes obvious through outdated assets and simple level design. These areas notably lack the quality of regions featured in more recent DLCs, such as the Scandinavia DLC and the Italia DLC. On the 23rd May, 2018, SCS announced on their blog plans to rework parts of the old map, starting with northern Germany.[1] Following the release of version 1.40 on the 24th March, 2021, the German motorway network has now been fully reworked to modern standards but rural roads as well as most cities were just reskinned. On August 1, 2021, SCS announced that they planned to rework old parts of Austria, after rework of Germany.[2] Following the release of version 1.44 on the 12th May, 2022, the entirety of Austria had been fully reworked from the ground-up. One version later with update 1.45, the first fully reworked German city of Hannover was released.[3] On the 6th September, 2022, SCS announced that they planned to rework Switzerland, after Austria was fully reworked in update 1.44.[4] Two versions later with update 1.47 on the 13th April, 2023, the four fully reworked German cities of Stuttgart, Nürnberg, Erfurt, and Frankfurt am Main were released.[5] One version later with update 1.48 on the 7th August, 2023, another four fully reworked German cities of Hamburg, Kiel, Rostock, and Travemünde were released. In update 1.48.5 released on the 12th October, 2023, the port-city of Trieste was added to Italy in the base game. With update 1.50 released on the 14th May, 2024, the entirety of Switzerland and the German region of Rhine-Ruhr (Dortmund, Duisburg, Düsseldorf and Köln) had been fully reworked from the ground-up. With update 1.51 released on the 12th September, 2024, Another four German cities have been reworked: Kassel, Bremen, Osnabrück and Magdeburg. With update 1.53 released on 26th November 2024, the final five German cities were reworked: Berlin, Dresden, Leipzig, Mannheim and München.

A small team of map designers is working on this project, which is offered for free but in irregular updates.

Base game[]

Going East![]

Scandinavia[]

Vive la France![]

Italia[]

Beyond the Baltic Sea[]

Road to the Black Sea[]

Iberia[]

West Balkans[]

Feldbinder Trailer Pack (as of update 1.48)[]

Krone Trailer Pack (as of update 1.45)[]

Heart of Russia (upcoming DLC, currently postponed)[]

Greece[]

Nordic Horizons (upcoming DLC)[]

Trucks[]

Main article: Euro Truck Simulator 2 Trucks

There are seven truck brands available in the game.

Some of the trucks get licensed later than the rest, when the Going East! DLC came out.

Brand logo Brand name Models Date of addition (update) Notes
DAF XF105 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • Named as DAV XV until update 1.1, official name used from update 1.2.5
  • Slightly reworked on the 7th September 2016, alongside update 1.25
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
XF Euro 6 11th November, 2014, alongside update 1.14
  • 2017 facelift model add-on added on the 17th August, 2017, alongside update 1.28
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
NGD - XF, XG and XG+
  • 10th June, 2021, alongside update 1.40 (XG and XG+)
  • 14th December, 2021, alongside update 1.43 (XF)
2025 update add-on added on the 17th September, 2024, alongside update 1.51
NGD - XD 21st November, 2023, alongside update 1.48.5
Iveco Stralis 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • Named as Ivedo Stratus until update 1.2.5, official name used from update 1.3
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
Stralis Hi-Way 9th July, 2013, alongside update 1.4
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
  • Available only as used trucks on the 10th December, 2024, alongside update 1.53
S-Way 10th December, 2024, alongside update 1.53 6x2 chassis and additional parts to be released in future updates
MAN TGX TG1 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
TGX TG2 8th February, 2019, alongside update 1.34
  • EfficientLine 3 (2019 facelift) model add-on added on the 14th December, 2021, alongside update 1.43
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
TGX TG3 16th May, 2023, alongside update 1.47 Cabin deflector set from the 2024 model added on the 14th May, 2024, alongside update 1.50
Mercedes-Benz Actros MP3 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • Named as Majestic Across until update 1.17, official name used from update 1.18
  • Slightly reworked on the 4th September 2019, alongside update 1.35
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
Actros MP4 26th May, 2015, alongside update 1.18
  • Slightly reworked on the 4th September 2019, alongside update 1.35
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
Renault Trucks Magnum 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
Premium
T dCi 26th September, 2019, alongside update 1.35
  • Evolution (2021 facelift) model add-on added on the 6th April, 2021, alongside update 1.40, as a preview before its real-life release on the 8th July, 2021
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
E-Tech T 30th May, 2024, alongside update 1.50
  • Available only as part of the Quick Jobs
  • To be made ownable in future update(s)
Scania R 2009 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • Slightly reworked on the 6th June, 2016, alongside update 1.24
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
R Streamline 9th December, 2013, alongside update 1.8
R 2016 1st December, 2017, alongside update 1.30 To be fully reworked in future update(s)
S 2016
R Electric TBA
  • Available only as part of the Quick Jobs
  • To be made ownable in future update(s)
S Electric 2nd July, 2024, alongside update 1.50
Volvo Trucks FH3 19th October, 2012, alongside the launch of the game
  • Named as Valiant F16H until update 1.2.5, official name used from update 1.3
  • Slightly reworked on the 2nd June, 2020, alongside update 1.37
  • Available only as used truck on the 28th November, 2023, alongside update 1.49
  • To be fully reworked in future update(s)
FH4 24th October, 2013, alongside update 1.7
  • Slightly reworked on the 2nd June, 2020, alongside update 1.37
  • Fully reworked on the 26th November, 2024, alongside update 1.53
  • Available only as used truck on the 17th December, 2023, alongside update 1.53
FH5 17th December, 2024, alongside update 1.53 A 2021 facelift of the FH
FH6 A 2024 facelift of the FH, also available as FH Aero

DLCs[]

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 nine are map expansions, including new companies, new cargo and new cities. Others contain truck accessories and additional customizing options, or new trailers.

Maps[]

Currently available[]

Upcoming[]

Trailers[]

Currently available[]

Upcoming[]

TBA

Cargoes[]

Truck Tunings[]

Paint Jobs[]

References[]

  1. SCS Software, Revisiting Germany, 2018-05-23 (accessed 2018-06-08)
  2. SCS Software, Liebe Freunde, Guess Where We Are?, 2021-08-01 (accessed 2021-08-01)
  3. SCS Software, Euro Truck Simulator 2: 1.45 Update Release, 2022-07-28 (accessed 2023-03-19)
  4. SCS Software, ETS2 Rework - Guess Where We Are? 2022-09-06 (accessed 2022-09-06)
  5. SCS Software, Euro Truck Simulator 2: 1.47 Update Released, 2023-04-13 (accessed 2023-06-16)

See also[]

SCS Software Trucking Games
Truck Simulator series Euro Truck Simulator - German Truck Simulator - UK Truck Simulator - Euro Truck Simulator 2 - American Truck Simulator
18 Wheels of Steel series Hard Truck: 18 Wheels of Steel - Across America - Pedal to the Metal - Convoy - Haulin' - American Long Haul - Extreme Trucker - Extreme Trucker 2
Other games Trucks & Trailers - Scania Truck Driving Simulator


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