Euro Truck Simulator 2 Expands Into Deep Turkey With Soul of Anatolia DLC

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Euro Truck Simulator 2 Expands Into Deep Turkey With Soul of Anatolia DLC

SCS Software has announced Soul of Anatolia, a massive new map expansion for Euro Truck Simulator 2 that opens up the interior of Turkey for long haul drivers.

SCS Software is taking long haul driving much further east with the newly announced Soul of Anatolia expansion for Euro Truck Simulator 2. While the 2019 Road to Black Sea DLC gave players a taste of European Turkey and a trip to Istanbul, this upcoming map pack opens up the massive Anatolian peninsula for proper cross country navigation. Players can expect to traverse engineering marvels like the record breaking 1915 Canakkale Bridge, deliver cargo to bustling tourist hubs like Antalya and Alanya, and navigate through the capital city of Ankara.

The scale of this new region promises a striking variety of landscapes, moving from Mediterranean coasts and olive groves to towering mountain ranges and open plains. As reported by Rock Paper Shotgun, the expansion is still deep in development with no official release date yet, sitting alongside upcoming projects for Ireland and Iceland. For a community that treats these sprawling truck sims as the ultimate wind down game or a backdrop for hanging out in voice chat with friends, a new massive region to explore is always a major calendar event.

Sim titles continue to hold a massive and dedicated footprint across PC communities, thriving on the kind of detailed world building and steady content drops that SCS Software delivers. Whether you are running tight schedules solo while listening to a favorite creator stream in the background or setting up a long haul convoy with friends, additions like Soul of Anatolia keep the digital highway fresh. You can already add the DLC to your Steam wishlist to track its progress as development continues.

Tags: Euro Truck Simulator 2, PC Gaming, Simulation, SCS Software, DLC

Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun