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American Truck Simulator got amazing Illinois DLC in 2026

Guido Salvador by Guido Salvador
May 14, 2026
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American Truck Simulator

American Truck Simulator finally got its Illinois DLC after a long time of wait, this time the trucking fans will be able to enjoy something new while exploring the popular state. As always, the team behind American Truck Simulator always focuses on bringing realism, since its a very important element the franchise wants to keep exploring considering these are simulator games after all. The main way they do this, is by visiting each state and trying to make their best effort on replicating what they see in 3D modelling software, and honestly the job they put out is simply majestic to behold.

American Truck Simulator’s new DLC

Illinois is big, and has a ton of farm land and cities to explore, you can get a bit of a teaser for it if you look at the trailer, the game keeps getting bigger and perhaps someday we will see how every single state from the USA gets represented with lots of care to fully complete the experience. I do wonder if all of them are connected together, and how the map tries to work to process such a huge world, trucks move quite slow so maybe the trick is hidden in that fact. American Truck Simulator has been going for some years now, and people keep buying the DLCs.

Making a game with a good foundation is essential to make more DLCs for it, that way people are more inclined to keep playing them and buying them, and it will always be cheaper than getting a sequel that many might not jump into. As reviled DLCs can be, sometimes they are very useful in the case of Fighting Games, because back then you just had to buy the game again if you wanted 1 or 2 new characters, which was insane. Regardless, American Truck Simulator keeps being awesome.

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