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This will likely have surprised and excited many ETS 2 fans: another new country has now been officially announced. What makes it especially exciting is that Iceland, Ireland and the Coaches DLC are all still also in development – and now the journey is additionally heading deep into Anatolia. Where will Euro Truck Simulator 2 expand next?

A new city builder wants to do many things better, and that naturally raises expectations. City Masterplan sounds like a game designed to appeal to both creative planners and players who enjoy detailed simulation systems. Is this the genre’s next big hope, or just a strong announcement for now?

Imagine getting into a bus in the morning, a trolleybus at noon, and a tram in the evening – all in a single game. That is exactly what SIMT is trying to achieve, an ambitious passion project from the Czech Republic that is currently attracting attention above all because of its enormous variety, but also because of its expensive Gold model.

Many players know this moment: A new DLC is announced, the first screenshots appear, the excitement rises – and then you suddenly hear that development takes 12, 18, or even more months. Immediately the question comes up that almost everyone has probably asked at least once: How can this possibly take so long if it is “just” a DLC?

A new truck simulator is on the horizon, aiming to do things differently. Road Kings focuses not only on technology but also on new gameplay ideas. But is this a real step forward or just an ambitious concept?

The new Open Beta for American Truck Simulator is here, and this time it is less about flashy headline features and more about practical improvements to everyday play. That could end up mattering more than any major showcase. So what exactly has changed, and which additions stand out most?

From today, an official Season Pass for City Transport Simulator 2026 is available for the first time. Many players are now asking above all: How much does it cost, what is included, and is the package actually worth it?

Today it is finally happening: The new update for City Transport Simulator 2026 has gone online. From now on, you can finally try out the new functions, vehicles, and expansions yourself and form your own impression of how the new version plays.

Quite honestly: Anyone who has been traveling in Germany or in many other cities across Europe has probably at some point come across a DÜWAG tram. For many, this distinctive vehicle style is almost part of their own childhood or youth. But what actually happened to DÜWAG – and does the company even still exist today?

Three days after release, it is now possible to classify a bit more precisely how the new DB BR 147 is being received by the community. The add-on is currently sitting at around 77–78% positive reviews on Steam and is available for €17.99. But how well is the locomotive really implemented?

The Gisela is currently being implemented as an add-on for Subway Sim 2 – but one question immediately comes to mind for many: How old is this vehicle actually? The answer is likely to surprise quite a few people, because a real piece of Berlin transport history is rolling into the game here. What would you guess – how many years old is the Gisela by now?

Today it is finally happening: At 2 PM, City Transport Simulator 2026 releases for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S – and for owners of the previous titles even as a free upgrade. But what exactly can you transfer and what is unfortunately lost?

Today is not only the release day of City Transport Simulator 2026 itself – an important additional DLC is also releasing directly at launch: the new Citybus C2. Many players will likely be asking one question above all: How much does the bus actually cost and which variants are included?

Today is finally the day: City Transport Simulator 2026 officially releases. An exact release time for today has not yet been communicated, but a look at previous launches shows that new content has often appeared around midday in the past. However, that does not necessarily mean that today will follow the same pattern.

Tomorrow it finally happens: City Transport Simulator 2026 will be released. Shortly before launch, it is worth taking one more close look at what exactly is waiting for you tomorrow – and quite honestly, there is a lot coming your way. Are you ready for launch?

Sometimes all it takes is a random video to bring back old memories. That’s exactly what happened to me recently, bringing a long-forgotten game back into focus. Do you still know it, or did it pass you by completely?

The first third-party DLC for Subway Sim 2 is taking more and more shape. Development is currently focusing especially on the driver’s cab and the interior – and this is exactly where it becomes clear how much emphasis is being placed on realism and atmosphere. Will this DLC become one of the most authentic vehicles in the game so far?

Who immediately thought of The Simpsons when hearing the name Springfield? The same city name that many associate with Homer, Bart, and the iconic nuclear power plant is now coming to the Illinois DLC for American Truck Simulator – and that makes this reveal especially exciting, doesn’t it?

When it comes to truck simulations, there has hardly been any way around SCS Software for years. But how strong is the studio behind Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator really positioned economically and strategically – and has SCS perhaps now become the most stable simulation studio in Europe?

Anyone entering Train Sim World 6 today quickly notices: the base game is only the beginning. Routes, vehicles, and expansions now add up to around 3,500.30€ — and this exact number repeatedly creates anger, discussion, and the question of whether this is still fair. Is this still a game, or has it long become a system that permanently pushes players to keep buying more?