Euro Truck Simulator 2

Early runs are driven solo in a rented truck, but profits fund a garage, a fleet, and eventually hired drivers who run their own routes automatically while the player keeps driving the jobs they want by hand.

Trucks are deeply customizable down to the engine, cab, and paint job, and driving itself models weight, momentum, and fatigue closely enough that a tight corner taken too fast with a full trailer behaves very differently from an empty one.

A day and night cycle and dynamic weather affect visibility and road grip, so a snowy mountain pass at night demands far more caution than the same route on a clear afternoon. A fatigue system also encourages genuinely realistic rest stops on the longest of the cross-country hauls.

• A scaled European road network Dozens of cities across multiple countries are connected by a condensed but recognizable map.
• A growing haulage business Profits buy a garage, more trucks, and hired drivers who run jobs on their own.
• Deep truck customization Engines, cabs, and paint jobs are all adjustable across a wide range of truck models.
• Weight-sensitive driving A loaded trailer handles noticeably differently from an empty one through corners and hills.