American Truck Simulator is the perfect way to hit the great, virtual outdoors This video game is exactly what it sounds like. But it’s far more engaging than you might think it would be.

American Truck Simulator now features billboards with recruitment ads dotting its virtual United States (thanks, GamesRadar+), which point players towards Schneider's careers page.

Earlier this month, American Truck Simulator developer SCS Software revealed its partnership with the real-life trucking company Schneider National.The partnership has put in-game billboards ...

The game advertises its attention to detail — “American Truck Simulator” can simulate different types of transmissions and brakes on trucks and penalizes players for breaking road rules, it ...

Billboards in American Truck Simulator were previously used to promote new content updates for the game. SCS said Schneider National approached the developer for this campaign, and the studio was ...

American Truck Simulator is an awesome, immersive truck-driving experience on its own, but you can enhance the game for yourself with a few cool mods. Here are our picks for the best American ...

American Truck Simulator makes good on 26 days of rampant community speculation by revealing the Road Trip update, which is going to let you just cruise the US in regular cars ...

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Now, SCS has updated American Truck Simulator to reflect the highway closure. Here's how it looks in the game: "We always strive to bring something new in our game updates," the developers said in ...

It's a nice, leisurely American Truck Simulator let's play this time around as we ride along on the highway and get this cargo to it's destination. As the roadway stretches on I talk about ...

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