German Truck Simulator
| German Truck | |
|---|---|
| Developer(s) | SCS Software[1] |
| Publisher(s) | See Publishers |
| Platforms | Microsoft Windows |
| Release date(s) |
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| Genre(s) | Simulation game |
| Mode(s) | Single Player |
German Truck is a vehicle simulation game from SCS Software. As an employee of a virtual haulage company, players can travel between 18 major cities in Germany (4 more in the Austria Edition), collecting and delivering cargo. Ultimately, players have the option to purchase their own truck, and drive as an independent driver, choosing their cargo and delivery locations.[2][3]
Gameplay
The player starts their career as an employee of a cargo transportation company, work hard to be able to buy his own truck and start his own business. It is possible to purchase garages and setup branch offices across Germany to accommodate own growing truck fleet. The player can upgrade trucks and keep them in top condition for maximum efficiency such as fuel, and condition of the truck.
Publishers
There are several different publishers, depending on the country. Following is a list of all the publishers in the certain country.
| Country | Publisher |
|---|---|
 Germany, Austria |
Rondomedia |
 Portugal |
PlayGames |
 Russia |
Akella |
 United Kingdom |
Excalibur Publishing |
 Poland |
TopWare, Fonogame |
 Spain |
FriendWare |
 Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia |
Seven M |
 France |
Anuman |
| Scandinavia | Wendros |
 Serbia |
Dejan M |
Please note: other countries also sell this product.
See also
References
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- Official website
- Dutch Truck Simulator Community
- Portuguese Simulator Community (in English)
- The official website of SCS Software
- ↑ Official German Truck Website
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