Scania Truck Driving Simulator

If you want a world to drive around in and explore with cargo on the back and visions of long, hard motorway drives cross country borders: Get ETS 2 and avoid this. If you want technical driving, testing your skills at low speed manoeuvers and slowly squeezing yourself through tight gaps having to focus hard: Get THIS and avoid ETS 2. Nothing more to be said, really - graphically, physically and in pretty much all regards, this is very nearly the same game as ETS 2. Only difference is as stated above. This: A technical truck driving simulator. ETS 2: An open truck driving simulator. This doesn't have any managerial aspects (running your own business) but ETS 2 does. One thing I will add though. I think this game would have been better served as a DLC of some kind.

I have played Euro Truck Simulator 2 (ETS2) before i bought Scania Truck Driving Simulator (STS). So i got to compare both games. I bought STS on sale which was very cheap or almost free. The main differences from ETS2: 1. STS has no money or economy system - you do not do any business or management. You just earn points or skills which cannot be used to upgrade or buy anything, you just unlock the next level. 2. STS is purely a driving school or driving tests. 3. The map is small (just one city, not the whole Europe like ETS2). Similar things to ETS2: 1. The graphic and sound quality is very close, hard to tell the difference. (Edited: When compared to the older map of ETS2, not the new maps.) 2. Same truck model as in ETS2 (in STS you have only one truck to play that is Scania R) Things that STS is better than ETS2: 1. The vanilla truck physics of STS is better than ETS2

Amazing! For those who know and played Euro Truck Simulator 2: This is the same developer, so the "basics" in physics and gameplay are similar (Controls and graphics seem to be much better as far as I can tell). The game itself is different. There is a freeride/delivery-mode as you might know it from ETS2, but it is smaller and, as far as I can see now, less complex (still much fun to play). The ´amazingness´ (Is that a word?) of this game comes from the many modes and missions. Drive along a messed-up road, a mountain pass, or a flooded area (...). This game seems to be the "middle" between ETS2 and 3, to show off what is planned for #3 and what this engine can do. So, in short: +better graphics +better controls +runs much more smooth than ETS2 +exciting (!) roads: building sites, narrow bits and tricky obstacles of all kind +brilliant missions +online top-lists encourage competiti

I flawlessly passed my CDL-A road test 1st attempt because of your game. A lot of people failed. People saw how I drove and I told them I learned from your game, they were amazed. Every instructor including the examiner were amazed at my parking skills.

Recommended for fans of Euro Truck Simulator 2 or people interested in realistic truck driving sims. Not a large sandbox world for free roaming like Euro Truck Simulator 2, but in this game the sandbox plays second fiddle to challenges and hazardous courses, and they ARE good. It would be nice to have it all in one game, but if you like ETS2 a lot, you will enjoy Scania Truck Simulator too. I compare it to ETS2 a lot, and for good reason, the games are similar and attract similar gamers except Scania has little mainstream appeal in comparison. Pros - hazardous roads are good areas that are really missing from a game like ETS2. - driving school and competition challenges are well done. Some are very difficult! - graphics are as good if not better than ETS2. Some people miss the fact that Scania is actually an older game - the game world is smaller but it is detailed (makes ETS2 look ge

Scania Truck Driving Simulator (STDS), plain and simple: Do you need help handling your truck? STDS is a game dedicated to helping improve your understanding of truck and trailer handling. If that doesn't interest you, well, I can't make you stay. The rest of the review will be about the gameplay, so buckle up. Or get ready for a nap. Most of you here must've played Euro Truck Simulator 2 (ETS2) to even be remotely interested in this. Don't be ashamed, this game was mostly forgotten when Euro Truck Simulator 2 came out. Why buy this when ETS2 is obviously newer and better? However, it will be on sale until 15th July, 2014, so if you play Euro Truck Simulator 2, you won't regret buying this. First, the gameplay. The gameplay varies from simple driving tutorials to driving on dangerous mountain roads. The game gives you thorough practice on the art of trailer reversing, so if you're stru