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"Howdy, partners! Hope y'all will like your visit in the Lone Star State, Texas. This place ain't full of cowboys anymore but the spirit lives on, especially in ranches you can find all 'round. We also got a lot of cattle and other livestock so your truckin' adventures will be lively. We also love music. Like, really love music. Just look at Austin, the live music capital of the world. Party on. Look plumb over yonder and you'll see the city which got the message about the problem. Sure'nuff, we're talking about Houston. So enjoy the drive. Get your lasso ready and catch all the news by hittin' the buy on steam button. This probably ain’t your first rodeo." |
Texas is a state of the United States, which is featured in the 18 Wheels of Steel series and in American Truck Simulator as a map expansion DLC. It has been released on November 15, 2022. It is the tenth map of DLC involving map expansions, but the ninth paid one.
The state is bordered by Oklahoma to the north, Arkansas and Louisiana to the east, the Mexican states of Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, Coahuila de Zaragoza, and Chihuahua to the south and southwest, and New Mexico to the west.
SCS Software CEO Pavel said: "The state of Texas will obviously take a lot of time and effort for SCS due to the large scale of it".
DLC Features[]
- Discover 30 explorable cities including Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso, Galveston, and Texas' part of Texarkana (Jump to section)
- Enjoy trucking through 55 scenic towns (settlements) (Jump to section)
- Drive across 20,000 miles of the states road network (Jump to section)
- Deliver to over 200 realistic industry depots including industries unique to Texas state (Offshore Shipyard, Cotton Ginning Plant, Glass Plant, and Space Industries) (Jump to section)
- Visit and see famous Landmarks including Starbay, El Capitan, Route 66, USS Lexington, Corpus Christi bridge, and the Salt Flats (See landmarks)
- Fuel up and rest in 60 unique truck stops and 30 dedicated rest areas (Jump to section)
Release History[]
- 9 October 2019: Pavel estimates that at least a team of 20-25 will be required to do Texas and commented it would be released as one DLC, instead of be parceled in sections.
- 26 February 2020: The Open Beta for update 1.37 is released, adding some references to dlc_texas in def.scs.[2]
- 16 July 2020: Pavel hints Texas as "big" and "huge" in the Idaho release stream.[3]
- 21 December 2020: During the 2020 edition of the SCS Christmas special livestream, SCS confirms Texas as the next state after Wyoming, alongside some screenshots in alpha stages.[4]
- 12 March 2021: A first blog post to officially confirm that Texas will be the next state after Wyoming with a few new screenshots, alongside the release of its Steam store page.[5][6]
- 4 June 2021: A blog post about landmarks and prefabs in Texas.[7]
- 29 September 2021: A blog post about new places and areas in Texas.[8]
- 12 October 2021: A first blog post about nature in Texas.[9]
- 10 November 2021: A blog post about offshore shipyard in Texas.[10]
- 16 December 2021: During the 2021 edition of the SCS Christmas special livestream, the team reveals some new screenshots of Texas, more specifically, the Houston Port. Pavel mentions that Texas is a 2022 project, but that would not be an early 2022 project, that would be a late 2022 project.[11]
- 4 January 2022: A first blog post about cities and settlements in Texas.[12]
- 24 January 2022: A blog post about cotton farming in Texas.[13]
- 15 February 2022: A blog post about truck stops in Texas.[14]
- 21 April 2022: The Open Beta for update 1.44 is released, adding some new roads towards and within Texas.
- 27 April 2022: A blog post about coastline cities in Texas.[15]
- 11 May 2022: A blog post about logging industry in Texas.[16]
- 19 May 2022: A blog post about El Paso.[17]
- 7 June 2022: A blog post about water tanks in Texas.[18]
- 23 June 2022: A blog post about intermodal terminals in Texas.[19]
- 27 June 2022: The Open Beta for update 1.45 is released, adding some more new roads towards and within Texas.
- 8 July 2022: A blog post about rest stops in Texas.[20]
- 19 July 2022: A blog post about car factories in Texas.[21]
- 11 August 2022: A blog post about agriculture in Texas.[22]
- 24 August 2022: A blog post about rocks in Texas.[23]
- 2 September 2022: A blog post about construction sites in Texas.[24]
- 8 September 2022: A second blog post about cities and settlements in Texas.[25]
- 24 September 2022: A blog post about interchanges and bridges in Texas.[26]
- 30 September 2022: A blog post about oil fields and chemical plants in Texas.[27]
- 4 October 2022: The Open Beta for update 1.46 is released, adding some more new roads towards and within Texas.
- 9 October 2022: A blog post about glass plants and wind power sites in Texas.[28]
- 12 October 2022: Steam achievements for Texas were added to SteamDB.[29]
- 14 October 2022: A blog post about airports in Texas, alongside a gameplay video, released on SCS' official YouTube channel.[30]
- 19 October 2022: A blog post about space industries in Texas.[31]
- 25 October 2022: A blog post about Texas' part of Route 66.[32]
- 30 October 2022: A second blog post about nature in Texas.[33]
- 2 November 2022: SCS made an announcement on their social medias that on the 3rd November, 2022, they will have a first exclusive Texas gameplay livestream on their Twitch TV channel.[34]
- 3 November 2022:
- 5 November 2022: A trailer video is released on SCS' YouTube channel, alongside a blog post that officially announces the release date for the Texas map expansion DLC.[37]
- 8 November 2022: SCS made an announcement on their social medias that on the 9th November, 2022, they will have a second exclusive Texas gameplay livestream on their Twitch TV channel.[38]
- 9 November 2022:
- 17:00 CET: Blog post about Texas' new Special Transport routes.[39]
- 18:00 CET: SCS made a second exclusive Texas gameplay livestream on their Twitch TV channel.[40]
- 14 November 2022: SCS made an announcement on their social medias that on the 15th November, 2022, they will have a special Texas release livestream on their Twitch TV channel.[41]
- 15 November 2022:
Since the release of the DLC, new major contents have been added to it for free in game updates (not including road connections to new neighbouring states).
- 27 July 2023: Update 1.48 adds the "high five" interchange in Dallas, over 8 different roads, interstates, and highways, new scenery towns of Greenville, Shamrock, Sherman, De Kalb and Paris and the Texas city of Texarkana, as well as a new Special Transport route from Laredo to San Antonio.[44] A blog post on the 15th June 2023 announced the additions.[45]
- 10 September 2024: Update 1.51 reworks the vegetations, as it replaces the older pines with the more accurate loblolly pines, in preparation for the Arkansas map expansion DLC. A blog post on the 24th July 2024 announced the additions.[46]
Geography[]
Texas is located in the South Central region of the United States. It is bordered by Oklahoma to the north, Arkansas and Louisiana to the east, the Mexican states of Tamaulipas, Nuevo León, Coahuila de Zaragoza, and Chihuahua to the south and southwest, and New Mexico to the west. With an area of 268,581 square miles (695,622 km2), Texas is about 10% larger than France, almost twice as large as Germany or Japan, and more than twice the size of the UK. It ranks only 26th worldwide amongst country subdivisions by size, with the largest one being Yakutia in Russia. If Texas were an independent country, it would be the 39th largest in the world. Texas is the second-largest state in the U.S., behind Alaska.
Geographically, the state can be divided into four regions: the Gulf Coastal Plains, the North Central Plains, the Great Plains, and the Basin and Range Province.
The Gulf Coastal Plains extends from the Gulf of Mexico inland to the Balcones Fault and the Eastern Cross Timbers. This large area stretches from the cities of Paris to San Antonio to Del Rio but shows a large variety in vegetation. Ranging from 20 to 58 inches (510 to 1,470 mm) of annual rainfall, this is a nearly level, drained plain dissected by streams and rivers flowing into coastal estuaries and marshes. Windblown sands and dunes, grasslands, oak mottes and salt marshes make up the seaward areas. National Parks include Big Thicket National Preserve, Padre Island National Seashore and the Palo Alto Battlefield National Historic Site.
The North Central Plains are bounded by the Caprock Escarpment to the west, the Edwards Plateau to the south, and the Eastern Cross Timbers to the east. This area includes the North Central Plains around the cities of Abilene and Wichita Falls, the Western Cross Timbers to the west of Fort Worth, the Grand Prairie, and the Eastern Cross Timbers to the east of Dallas. With about 35 to 50 inches (890 to 1,270 mm) annual rainfall, gently rolling to hilly forested land is part of a larger pine-hardwood forest of oaks, hickories, elm and gum trees. Soils vary from coarse sands to tight clays or red-bed clays and shales. The only National Park in this region is Lake Meredith National Recreation Area.
The Great Plains include the Llano Estacado, the Panhandle, Edwards Plateau, Toyah Basin, and the Llano Uplift. It is bordered on the east by the Caprock Escarpment in the panhandle and by the Balcones Fault to the southeast. Cities in this region include Midland and Odessa, Lubbock, and Amarillo. The Hill Country is a popular name for the area of hills along the Balcones Escarpment and is a transitional area between the Great Plains and the Gulf Coastal Plains. With about 15 to 31 inches (380 to 790 mm) annual rainfall, the southern end of the Great Plains are gently rolling plains of shrub and grassland, and home to the dramatic Caprock Canyons and Palo Duro Canyon state parks. The largest concentration of playa lakes in the world (nearly 22,000) is on the Southern High Plains of Texas and Eastern New Mexico. National Parks in this area are the Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park and the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park.
The Basin and Range Province is in West Texas, west of the Pecos River, beginning with the Davis Mountains on the east and the Rio Grande to its west and south. The Trans-Pecos region is the only part of Texas regarded as mountainous and includes seven named peaks in elevation greater than 8,000 feet (2,400 m). This region includes sand hills, desert valleys, wooded mountain slopes and desert grasslands. The vegetation diversity includes at least 268 grass species and 447 species of woody plants. National Parks include the Amistad National Recreation Area, Big Bend National Park, Chamizal National Memorial, Fort Davis National Historic Site, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, and the Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River. This area is part of the Chihuahuan Desert.
Climate[]
Texas is a very large state, with an incredibly diverse topography and therefore the Texas climate is hard to pinpoint. The Gulf Coast has a typically maritime climate, with hot, humid summers and mild winters. The central and northern areas are more continental, with hot summers and cold winters. Dry and hot conditions exist along the Mexican border in the southwest, and in the northwest, in the Texas-Oklahoma panhandle, winters are colder with snowfall a common occurrence. The state has two principal seasons, with summer usually running from about April to October, and winter beginning in November and lasting until about March.
Cities[]
- There are 30 cities in the Texas map expansion, making this the largest number of cities of any state to date.
- Cities which are also in the 18 Wheels of Steel series are marked with " * ".
- Note: Austin is in italic lettering since it is the state capital of Texas.
Suburbs[]
Suburbs on this wiki are defined as separate cities in real life that are shown as part of larger cities in game.
- Arlington (part of Fort Worth)
- Baytown (part of Houston)
- Denton (part of Fort Worth)
- DeSoto (part of Dallas)
- Grapevine (part of Fort Worth)
- Harlingen (part of Brownsville)
- Humble (part of Houston)
- Hutchins (part of Dallas)
- Lacy Lakeview (part of Waco)
- New Braunfels (part of San Antonio)
- Portland (part of Corpus Christi)
- Seabrook (part of Houston)
Scenery Towns[]
Scenery towns on this wiki are defined as cities or communities that are unmarked on the map.
- Adrian
- Alvarado
- Anson
- Anthony
- Ballinger
- Bellmead
- Belton
- Big Spring
- Boca Chica Village
- Botines
- Bovina
- Bronson
- Buna
- Cameron
- Canyon
- Carrizo Springs
- Centerville
- Childress
- Comanche
- Corsicana
- De Kalb
- Dryden
- Dumas
- Eagle Pass
- Early
- El Campo
- Farwell
- Fredericksburg
- Freer
- Fulton
- Gainesville
- Greenville
- Guthrie
- Hillister
- Hillsboro
- Jasper
- Killeen
- La Grange
- Lamesa
- Lampasas
- Lancaster
- La Pryor
- Lindale
- Livingston
- Lumberton
- Marathon
- Marfa
- Marquez
- Marshall
- McCamey
- Midland
- Orla
- Palacios
- Paris
- Pecos
- Plainview
- Port Lavaca
- Riviera
- Roma
- Saint Jo
- Sanderson
- Schulenburg
- Seminole
- Seymour
- Shamrock
- Sherman
- Socorro
- Sonora
- Stephenville
- Sutherland Springs
- Tenaha
- Tiki Island
- Tivoli
- Tye
- Uvalde
- Valentine
- West
- Winnie
- Woodville
New Companies[]
- Main article: American Truck Simulator Companies
- Alis Cars - Vehicle retailer
- American Truck Haulers - Logistics
- Asuma - Vehicle retailer
- Azure Glasswork - Glass manufacturing
- Beaumont Freight Terminal - Port logistics
- Brownsville Port - Port logistics
- Chuck & Jack's - Forestry
- Corpus Christi Cargo Terminal - Port logistics
- Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Airport - Airport logistics
- Deep Wells - Oil production
- El Paso Freight - Airport logistics
- Equos Power - Logistics
- Galveston Port - Port logistics
- GARC Railroads - Railway logistics
- Golden Meadows - Agriculture
- Grand Pastures - Farming
- Houston Intercontinental Airport - Airport logistics
- Houston Cargo Terminal - Port logistics
- Lone Star Forwarding - Logistics
- Mary's Cotton - Cotton farming
- Nielsen Roads - Road maintenance
- Petrolucent - Oil production
- Pickit - Supermarket chain
- Plugged - Electronics
- Space Park Houston - Aerospace engineering
- Syntetico - Chemistry
- Taylor - Construction
- TERA - Offshore engineering
- Vortex - Oil production
- X-Tech Machinery - Heavy-duty vehicle retail & maintenance
Roads[]
Interstates[]
There are 17 interstate highways in Texas:
| Interstate 2 | Interstate 10 | Interstate 14 | Interstate 20 |
|---|---|---|---|
 US 83 - Harlingen (I-69E/US 77) |
 New Mexico - Beaumont |
 US 190 - Belton (I-35) |
 I-10 - Marshall (US 59) |
| Interstate 27 | Interstate 30 | Interstate 35 | Interstate 35E |
 Lubbock (US 87) - Amarillo (I-40/US 60/US 87/US 287) |
 I-20 - Dallas (I-45/US 75) |
 Laredo (US 83) - Hillsboro (I-35E/I-35W); Denton (I-35E/I-35W) - Gainesville (US 82) |
 Hillsboro (I-35/I-35W) - Denton (I-35/I-35W) |
| Interstate 35W | Interstate 37 | Interstate 40 | Interstate 44 |
 Hillsboro (I-35/I-35E) - Denton (I-35/I-35E) |
 Corpus Christi (US 181) - San Antonio (I-35) |
 New Mexico - Amarillo (US 287) |
 Wichita Falls |
| Interstate 45 | Interstate 69 | Interstate 69E | Interstate 69W |
 Galveston (SH 87) - Dallas (I-30/US 75) |
 Houston |
 Brownsville (SH 4) - US 77; US 77 - Corpus Christi (I-37) |
 Laredo |
| Interstate 369 | |||
 Texarkana (I-30/US 59/US 67 - US 59/SH 93) |
US Highways[]
The shields for 31 US Highways are currently in the game files:
State Highways[]
The shields for these 44 State Highways in Texas have been found in the game files as of the update 1.46 open beta:
| SPH 1 | SH 4 | SH 6 | SH 7 | SH 16 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Houston |
 Brownsville |
 ? |
 Waco (US 77) - Lufkin (SH 94) |
 ? |
| SH 17 | SH 19 | SH 20 | SH 30 | SH 31 |
 Marfa |
 Huntsville |
 ? |
 Huntsville |
 Waco - Tyler |
| SH 35 | SH 36 | SH 41 | SH 44 | SH 48 |
 Corpus Christi - Houston |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 Brownsville |
| SH 54 | SH 62 | SH 63 | SH 71 | SH 73 |
 Van Horn |
 ? |
 ? |
 Austin |
 Beaumont |
| SH 75 | SH 85 | SH 87 | SH 94 | SH 99 |
 Huntsville |
 ? |
 Galveston |
 Lufkin |
 ? |
| SH 103 | SH 114 | SH 124 | SH 146 | SH 149 |
 Lufkin |
 Guthrie (US 82/US 83) - Seymour (US 82/US 277) |
 Beaumont |
 Houston |
 Longview |
| SH 152 | SH 180 | TX 184 | SH 188 | SH 238 |
 ? |
 Arlington - Dallas |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
| SH 258 | SH 285 | SH 288 | SH 302 | SH 335 |
 ? |
 ? |
 Houston |
 ? |
 ? |
| SH 336 | SH 349 | SH 351 | SH 359 | |
 McAllen |
 ? |
 Abilene |
 Laredo |
Other State Highways can be found in the game files, but as a map icon:
SH 49- SH 77
State Highway Loops[]
The shields for these 21 State Highway Loops in Texas have been found in the game files as of the update 1.46 open beta:
| Loop 13 | Loop 20 | Loop 157 | Loop 225 | Loop 257 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 San Antonio |
 Laredo |
 ? |
 Carrizo Springs |
 ? |
| Loop 275 | Loop 287 | Loop 322 | Loop 323 | Loop 332 |
 ? |
 Lufkin |
 Abilene |
 ? |
 ? |
| Loop 335 | Loop 338 | Loop 340 | Loop 375 | Loop 396 |
 Amarillo |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
| Loop 463 | Loop 467 | Loop 481 | Loop 499 | Loop 517 |
 ? |
 Sonora |
 Junction |
 ? |
 Carrizo Springs |
| Loop 564 | ||||
 ? |
State Highway Spurs[]
The shields for these 13 State Highway Spurs in Texas have been found in the game files as of the update 1.46 open beta:
| Spur 24 | Spur 63 | Spur 216 | Spur 239 | Spur 277 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Dalhart |
 ? |
 Eagle Pass |
 Del Rio |
 Del Rio |
| Spur 297 | Spur 325 | Spur 331 | Spur 380 | Spur 414 |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 Beaumont |
 ? |
| Spur 502 | Spur 579 | Spur 729 | ||
 ? |
 Hillsboro |
 ? |
Farm to Market Roads[]
The shields for these 64 Farm to Market Roads in Texas have been found in the game files as of the update 1.46 open beta:
| FM 164 | FM 188 | FM 246 | FM 292 | FM 297 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Childress |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
| FM 305 | FM 306 | FM 382 | FM 418 | FM 422 |
 ? |
 New Braunfels |
 Abilene |
 ? |
 Seymour |
| FM 429 | FM 494 | FM 505 | FM 524 | FM 539 |
 ? |
 McAllen |
 US 90; I-10 |
 ? |
 San Antonio |
| FM 624 | FM 649 | FM 652 | FM 677 | FM 694 |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 Saint Jo |
 Dalhart |
| FM 707 | FM 718 | FM 731 | FM 734 | FM 771 |
 Abilene; Anson (US 277) |
 ? |
 ? |
 Austin |
 ? |
| FM 801 | FM 835 | FM 933 | FM 947 | FM 1004 |
 Brownsville |
 Lubbock |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
| FM 1016 | FM 1281 | FM 1382 | FM 1472 | FM 1515 |
 McAllen |
 Socorro |
 ? |
 Laredo |
 Denton |
| FM 1727 | FM 1731 | FM 1791 | FM 1801 | FM 1905 |
 Dalhart |
 ? |
 Huntsville |
 ? |
 Anthony |
| FM 1960 | FM 2049 | FM 2050 | FM 2114 | FM 2169 |
 Houston |
 San Antonio |
 US 59 |
 West |
 Junction |
| FM 2208 | FM 2220 | FM 2290 | FM 2418 | FM 2680 |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
| FM 2728 | FM 2821 | FM 3036 | FM 3051 | FM 3230 |
 ? |
 Huntsville |
 ? |
 ? |
 ? |
| FM 3255 | FM 2423 | FM 3443 | FM 3451 | FM 3465 |
 ? |
 ? |
 Eagle Pass |
 ? |
 ? |
| FM 3470 | FM 3472 | FM 3489 | FM 3503 | |
 ? |
 Odessa |
 Dalhart |
 Odessa |
Armadillo plush toy[]
For early adopters of the DLC, having a profile connected to your World of Trucks account and making any delivery using the External Contracts or External Market to or from Austin will earn a Armadillo plush toy.[43]
Achievements[]
- Main article: American Truck Simulator Achievements
| Icon | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
The Lone Star State | Discover every cities in Texas |
|
Big Country Views | View cutscenes from at least 25 viewpoints in Texas |
|
Avid Historian | Discover at least 30 historical markers in Texas |
|
Shoreside Delivery | Deliver cargo to or from all shipyards and cargo ports in Texas |
|
Farm Away | Deliver cargo to or from all farms and livestock auctions in Texas |
|
Cotton Bloom | Complete 10 deliveries of at least one Cotton Lint, Cotton Seed and Cotton Gin Harvester within Texas |
Viewpoints[]
Released in update 1.46, the Texas features viewpoints. 30 viewpoints have been added. The following locations are:
- Space Rocket Facility in Brownsville
- The city of Laredo
- The city of Corpus Christi
- The city of Palacios
- The city of Galveston
- The city of Uvalde
- The city of Del Rio
- Governor's Landing Bridge
- NAMIQ Quarry in the New Braunfels, San Antonio
- The Pecos river
- The city of Austin
- The city of Fredericksburg
- Marfa Lights
- Buna County
- Lake Livingston
- The city of Fort Stockton
- Wind Power Plants in San Angelo
- The city of Van Horn
- The city of San Angelo
- The town of Pecos
- The Salt Flats in the East of El Paso
- The city of Corsicana
- El Capitan
- El Paso Airport
- The city of Big Spring
- Pecan Farm in the East of Abilene
- The Gateway to Texas in Anthony (between Las Cruces, New Mexico and El Paso, Texas)
- Silver Falls rest area in the East of Lubbock
- The city of Adrian
- The city of Amarillo
Gallery[]
Videos[]
SCS Blog[]
Screenshots of the new areas of the Texas DLC[]
Screenshots of landmark prefabs of the Texas DLC[]
Screenshots of truck stops in Texas[]
Screenshots of logging industry in Texas[]
Screenshots of rest stops in Texas[]
Screenshots of car factories in Texas[]
Screenshots of constructions in Texas[]
Screenshots of oil fields and chemical plants in Texas[]
Screenshots of glass plant and wind power sites in Texas[]
Screenshots of airports in Texas[]
Screenshots of space industries in Texas[]
References[]
- ↑ Official American Truck Simulator website, accessed 2022-11-15
- ↑ SCS Software, SCS Forum, 2020-02-26 (accessed 2020-05-08)
- ↑ ATS: Idaho Release Stream - Recording, 2020-07-16 (accessed 2020-07-16)
- ↑ Christmas 2020 Special Stream Recordings, 2020-12-21 (accessed 2020-12-21)
- ↑ SCS Software, Introducing Texas, 2021-03-12 (accessed 2021-03-12)
- ↑ American Truck Simulator: Texas on Steam Store, 2021-03-12 (accessed 2021-03-12)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Landmarks and Prefabs, 2021-06-04 (accessed 2021-06-04)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Guess where we are #1, 2021-09-29 (accessed 2021-09-29)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Nature #1 (Plains, Fields, Meadows), 2021-10-12 (accessed 2021-10-12)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Offshore Shipyard, 2021-11-10 (accessed 2021-11-10)
- ↑ The SCS Software Christmas Stream Special 🎅, 2021-12-16 (accessed 2021-12-16)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Cities & Settlements #1, 2022-01-04 (accessed 2022-01-04)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Cotton Gin, 2022-01-24 (accessed 2022-01-24)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Truck Stops, 2022-02-15 (accessed 2022-02-15)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Coastline Cities, 2022-04-27 (accessed 2022-04-27)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Logging Industry, 2022-05-11 (accessed 2022-05-11)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - El Paso, 2022-05-19 (accessed 2022-05-19)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Water Tanks, 2022-06-07 (accessed 2022-06-07)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Intermodal Terminals, 2022-06-23 (accessed 2022-06-23)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Rest Stops, 2022-07-08 (accessed 2022-07-08)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Car Factories, 2022-07-19 (accessed 2022-07-19)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Agriculture, 2022-08-11 (accessed 2022-08-11)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Rocks, 2022-08-24 (accessed 2022-08-24)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Constructions, 2022-09-02 (accessed 2022-09-02)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Cities and Settlements #2, 2022-09-08 (accessed 2022-09-08)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Interchanges & Bridges, 2022-09-24 (accessed 2022-09-24)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Oil Fields and Chemical Plants, 2022-09-30 (accessed 2022-09-30)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Glass Plant & Wind Power Sites, 2022-10-09 (accessed 2022-10-09)
- ↑ American Truck Simulator stats on SteamDB
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Airports + Gameplay Video, 2022-10-14 (accessed 2022-10-14)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Space Industry, 2022-10-19 (accessed 2022-10-19)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Route 66, 2022-10-25 (accessed 2022-10-25)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Nature #2 (Water Bodies, Deserts, Forests, Mountains), 2022-10-30 (accessed 2022-10-30)
- ↑ SCS Software on Twitter, 2022-11-02 (accessed 2022-11-02)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Austin, 2022-11-03 (accessed 2022-11-03)
- ↑ American Truck Simulator - Texas Exclusive Gameplay Stream Recording, 2022-11-07 (accessed 2022-11-07)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas - Release Date Announcement + Video Trailer Reveal, 2022-11-05 (accessed 2022-11-05)
- ↑ SCS Software on X, 2022-11-08 (accessed 2022-11-08)
- ↑ SCS Software, Texas-sized Transport, 2022-11-09 (accessed 2022-11-09)
- ↑ American Truck Simulator - Texas Exclusive Gameplay Stream Recording #2, 2022-11-11 (accessed 2022-11-11)
- ↑ SCS Software on X, 2022-11-14 (accessed 2025-04-10)
- ↑ SCS Software on Twitch, 2022-11-15 (accessed 2025-04-10)
- ↑ 43.0 43.1 SCS Software, Texas DLC Release, 2022-11-15 (accessed 2022-11-15)
- ↑ SCS Software, American Truck Simulator 1.48 Release, 2023-07-27 (accessed 2023-07-27)
- ↑ SCS Software, American Truck Simulator 1.48 Update - Texas New Content, 2023-06-15 (accessed 2023-06-15)
- ↑ SCS Software, 1.51 Update: Texas Vegetation Update, 2024-07-24 (accessed 2024-07-24)
See also[]
| The States of American Truck Simulator |
|---|
| Arizona - Arkansas - California - Colorado - Idaho - Illinois - Iowa - Kansas - Louisiana - Missouri - Montana - Nebraska - Nevada - New Mexico - Oklahoma - Oregon - Texas - Utah - Washington - Wyoming |
