American Truck Simulator heading to Missouri in latest announced expansion
eurogamer.netAmerican Truck Simulator's list of confirmed future stops is beginning to pile up; not only has developer SCS revealed trips to Nebraska and Arkansas are on the horizon, it's announced it'll be pulling into Missouri when those two expansions are done.
News that development on Missouri is now underway brings the total list of explorable states released or announced for American Truck Simulator since its launch in 2016 all the way up to 15. So far, players can trundle their way across California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Texas, and Oklahoma, with Nebraska, Arkansas and Missouri still to come (presumably in that order).
Announcing the Missouri expansion on Steam — which actually happened just before Christmas but I was off and likely in an extended brandy butter stupor at the time, so sorry for the delay — SCS wrote, «Nestled in the heart of the American Midwest, Missouri beckons with a blend of historical significance, natural beauty, and vibrant urban landscapes. Known as the „Show-Me State,“ Missouri invites visitors to explore its diverse offerings.»
Missouri's arrival will mark the debut of the Mississippi River in American Truck Simulator, and SCS is also teasing glimpses of St. Loui's Gateway Arch and the expansive Ozark Mountains. «From the bustling city life of Kansas City to the serene landscapes,» it adds. «Missouri captivates with its unique charm and promises a journey marked by historic sites, such as Mark Twain's birthplace and a taste of authentic American culture.»
There's no hint as to when American Truck Simulator's Missouri expansion might eventually arrive on Steam, but SCS has also spent early January showcasing its progress on phase
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