American Truck Simulator - Arkansas is a premium downloadable content (DLC) pack, also from SCS Software. This add-on adds the entire state of Arkansas for you to drive in the simulation game, American Truck Simulator. Capturing both the natural and human-made appeal of The Natural State, this simulation experience gives players a reason to go back to driving virtual trucks across an all-new location.

While the core gameplay doesn’t change, the views and locations still make American Truck Simulator - Arkansas a definite must-have. You should also try American Truck Simulator - New Mexico and Euro Truck Simulator 2.

From the Interior Highlands to the Delta

Similar to other American Truck Simulator (ATS) add-ons, American Truck Simulator - Arkansas adds an entirely new location that will contain new routes, landmarks, as well as pickup and drop-off locations. Expect this expansive new map to cover the mountainous regions of the Interior Highlands, down to the wetlands of the Arkansas Delta. Its attention to detail makes this an interesting addition to your ATS library.

Its lifelike visual quality extends to the in-game content, giving virtual truck drivers a lot of picturesque backgrounds as they haul cargo across the state. The game makes an effort to recreate a lot of locations. Pass through Fort Smith or the lively town of Fayetteville, taking in their respective landmarks. Similarly, the I-49 Corridor that also passes through Fayetteville, Bentonville, and Springdale makes for a relaxing and immersive drive.

It’s worth noting that the DLC, like any other in the ATS franchise, doesn’t introduce new game mechanics or mission types. Once you have this add-on though, you can immediately access it, whether as a Quick Jobs driver or as a fleet operator. This makes it enjoyable at once. Also, it’s worth mentioning that it’s not a standalone expansion; it still requires the base game.

A great addition to any ATS library

American Truck Simulator - Arkansas offers an expansive new map featuring diverse landscapes from the mountainous Interior Highlands to the wetlands of the Arkansas Delta. Its attention to detail creates an immersive experience for virtual truck drivers, with lifelike visuals and recreated landmarks such as Fort Smith and Fayetteville. While it lacks new game mechanics, its immediate accessibility and integration into ATS make it a worthwhile addition for enthusiasts.