American Truck Simulator

The player accepts jobs, plans routes between cities, and drives modeled truck vehicles over long stretches of highway, managing fuel, rest breaks, and vehicle maintenance along the way. Earnings from completed jobs can be used to buy new trucks, upgrade parts, and eventually expand into managing a small trucking company with hired drivers. The simulation is built around calm, realistic long-haul driving rather than racing or combat, with detailed truck physics, changing weather, and a day-night cycle, and its map has grown over time through added state expansions.

• Realistic truck physics Trucks handle with weight, momentum, and gear-based physics.
• Long-haul route planning Jobs require planning routes and managing fuel and rest stops.
• Dynamic weather and lighting Driving conditions change with weather and a day-night cycle.
• Company management Earnings can be used to buy trucks and hire other drivers.