American Truck Simulator Reviews

After playing for so long one update ruins everything. I can't do nothing and I can't buy anything. I am sick of this. I am moving on. Game is trash. They continue to ruin this game. DO NOT download mods, because one they aren't compatible then the game doesn't work. Starting a new profile does nothing to help. Game is trash. No more money wasted on this POS. Edit: I uninstalled the game and deleted all the mods and reinstalled the game and I now I am without any mods not able to buy Freightliner, Mack, Volvo. What is this game? They are so worried about purchasable content they need to worry about their original piece of trash game. This game used to be so enjoyable and now it's just trash.

Coming from someone who has never driven a big rig or has even been in the cab of one I can say this is extremely realistic. I was going 90 with a load of dynamite and got in a head on collision with a Subaru WRX and less than 12 hours later I had a offer a job and was on the road again with a fuel tanker truck. As someone who has driven next to big rigs on freeways and interstates this seems pretty accurate to who they hire. On a more serious side if played correctly this is a nice simulator and the Devs did well on the cities and scenario I am familiar with.

Cruising the american highways in a big old truck. What more could you want? It is a relaxing game where you drive different types of cargoes in the truck of your choice. The game is frequently updated with improvements like new features and performance improvements. They also add new states often in the form of buyable DLC´s. Yes, the DLC´s for this game can get pricey, but if you wait for a sale, which happens very frequently, you can get the DLC´s for a a decent price. You should also look for the bundles, which gives you an even better deal. However, the base game itself is enough to give you a lot of hours of joy, and gives you a decently sized map, lots of cargo to haul and every truck. If you have not tried this game yet you really should, it is a lot of fun.

A very well made driving simulator! If you like driving and seeing the virtual scenery of the U.S., then this game is recommended. The devs have done a real good job, graphically, to make the experience almost realistic. So gas up your rig, choose your transport and deliver job, and then sit back and enjoy the driving. The game works best if using a steering wheel controller.

-Ran red lights -Drove on the wrong side of the road -Cut people off -Expect everyone else to yield to me no matter what -Still get pissed off when I have to pass someone on the right 10/10 for realism

American Truck Simulator is a fantastic and surprisingly immersive driving simulator that offers a relaxing yet engaging experience. The game nails realistic truck driving mechanics and presents beautifully detailed landscapes across various U.S. states. Beyond just driving, managing your own trucking business and planning efficient routes add meaningful depth and long-term goals. The slow-paced gameplay is perfect for players who enjoy a chill and stress-free experience, and the expanding map through DLCs keeps things fresh and exciting. The attention to detail—from truck models to road signs—really shows the developers’ care and passion. Overall, if you like driving sims or want a unique, calming game to unwind with, American Truck Simulator is a solid choice that delivers quality and charm.

Some of the best worldbuilding I've seen in a video game. Every location has deep lore to get lost in and the devs took deep care in showcasing it.

This game makes me sleepy, like, A LOT. So much that i use it when i have insomnia and can't sleep at night. The cars are also very realistic in America, drivers being very dumb and cutting you off on the highway just for existing too.

Driving around America accompanied by Radio K-Rose and other Country Playlists is a very immersive experience. A relaxing game to kick back from others. Gaming can be intense especially with high paced shooter games and very complex RPG games and sometimes I just need a break from all the action. American Truck Simulator is the perfect game for this. While it may be frustrating at times driving around the huge truck, there's just something calming about kicking back after a long day and driving a giant 18 wheeler from Arizona to California. There are some bugs that could be fixed, I feel like this game really lives up to its big brother Euro Truck Simulator 2.

70 years old and this is my first game. Still building hand eye coordination, but WASD is a new concept for me.