Recent reviews by DifficultMaster

Probably the best paint jobs pack for American Truck Simulator so far! Introduces a bunch of well-made, customisable, unique paint jobs, so if you're looking to get a couple new looks for your trucks this might be it!

Yes! Finally a licensed tire pack for American Truck Simulator! And it even has the trailer tires, too!

While the DLC is obviously better than the equivalent for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (at least that one was given away for free), it is still heavily promo-based: the majority of new content is, surprisingly, cabin accessories - not tires. Something like a Michelin Fan Pack for Euro Truck Simulator 2 would have a lot more tires available, both truck and trailer.

Regardless, it is nice to finally see licensed tires in this game, and the quality of models, both tire and accessory, is top-notch, so definitely worth a buy in my books!

Quite a bit of an unusual cargo pack this time around, nevertheless, a fairly decent one.

The introduction of Volvo Construction vehicles, even if as cargoes in-game is obviously an advertisement, but a really well-played advertisement, too.

The cargo pack brings several licensed cargoes in-game, to be more exact, 5 Volvo Construction vehicles and a Volvo bucket (which actually is not mentioned in the description of the DLC itself). It does not add a lot of variety to the already existing cargo selections of Heavy Cargo Pack and Forestry Machinery, though.

The cargoes themselves are not significantly oversized, but range in weights of up to 34 tons.

Regardless, an addition to the cargo variety is still an addition. And I must admit, it is quite fun to haul licensed vehicles and equipment! If you are looking for challenge on the road, however, this DLC will not be enough to provide it for you. Heavy Cargo Pack and Special Transport DLCs are recommended instead for those searching for a similar experience.

This is a change we've all been waiting for - finally an old truck in American Truck Simulator! Thanks for living up for your promise, SCS Software, and I'm really sure the community would love to see more oldies :)

Surely a step-up from the Cabin Accessories DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2! There's everything: air refresheners, hanging toys, dashboard and cupholder items and even some fridge stickers! The way I see it, is we all drive from the first person most of the time anyway, so might as well get a DLC with a massive variety of things to put in to customize your interior a little, eh?

Beautiful and innovative! The first map to introduce viewpoints to the game, and it definitely utilized them well.

If you're looking to buy a map DLC that is both interesting to explore and beautiful, Idaho DLC would not be a bad choice at all. Admittedly though, there are better ones out there, so unless you're buying this first of all as a map expansion, going for other DLCs such as Colorado, Utah, Washington or Oregon will probably be a better decision.

This is what every American Truck Simulator map DLC should be: big, innovative, realistic and, most of all, so. amazingly. beautiful.

Here you will find new industries and large, new company depots, will quite literally drive into a plane (hello New Mexico DLC) and enjoy hours of stunning views and sometimes steep, or curvy, challenging roads, thanks to the highly advanced and well-made road network! Definitely the best map DLC up to date for this game and I don't see a reason not to go for it.

Yet another well-made and beautiful map DLC! There's not much to say except that the road network feels relatively small - within just hours of playing and delivering cargo with Steam achievements in mind you may find yourself to have explored every single route that Wyoming has to offer. For a state this big, I was expecting to see more scenic, mountain roads, but what we got instead was primarily just main logistical routes and a small bit of Yellowstone.

Overall, this is a good DLC offering a decent amount of new content and natural beauty, but does lack in value compared to other similar map DLCs for this game. Going for other map DLCs such as Utah, Colorado or Washington first is highly recommended.

Although could be foreseen, this is a major step-up from the previously well-aclaimed FH Tuning Pack. The developer has realised that the people do actually like variety and painted bullbars & lightbars and has decided to keep adding! In this tuning DLC you may find yourself lost or forgotten to customize several truck parts just because of the sheer quantity of available parts..

So even despite the fact that the whole tuning pack only supports one single truck, you're getting pretty much the same amount of customisation, if not more, as if you would had you payed for any other tuning pack for Euro Truck Simulator 2.

Pretty much the only thing in this DLC that I felt like was missing (apart from the obvious exclusion of Renault Magnum and Premium) was the lack of any unique Renault-styled wheel hub, although this time around they've added a whole new rim with the DLC which looks absolutely amazing!

Still feel unsure about the Renault Magnum and Premium, while it is understandable why they could not have made it into the tuning pack (licensing issues for old truck models), I still find myself wishing that they did.

There's not much to say about this particular DLC. It's just a pack of creative, customisable paintjobs for you truck. Are they good? That I will leave to your personal taste.

It is worth mentioning, because at the moment of writing this review the steam DLC page was not updated with new information, that since 1.40 update two of the paintjobs from this DLC were also added for ownable trailers, which means that you can apply those to both a truck and a trailer, creating a nice combination (I do really enjoy a good paintjob combination myself!).