As previously promised we have taken a first tour through the newly released Missouri map DLC for American Truck Simulator and the review can now be found here.
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A review of the Missouri map pack for American Truck Simulator is on its way. But for now, being random:
The next map add-on for American Truck Simulator is here. Since yesterday, April 3, it is possible to buy the Missouri DLC and start exploring the vast lands between Kansas City and Saint Louis.
As is tradition, the launch also means it’s time for a new World of Trucks event – Cruising Missouri. The reward for completion of the personal goal – which is to deliver cargo to or from all 12 cities in the state – is a Beast of Burden ATS truck paint job.
We have had a go with the first big DLC pack for Farming Simulator 25 – the NEXAT Pack – and the review of it can now be found here.
The first DLC for Farming Simulator 25 is released and its focus is on a brand and a machine that maybe not all that many have heard of. The NEXAT Pack gives the virtual farmer an opportunity to try out an all-in-one system which at the very least look, well, a bit different from what we’re used to.
A review of the DLC is in the works.
The official Horsch AgroVation map has now been updated by Giants for Farming Simulator 25.
This somewhat special map is based on Horsch’s real facility in the Czech Republic used for research and testing of their farming equipment and – somewhat to my own surprise – it actually became my favourite Giants’ made official map in Farming Simulator 22. The different field sizes in combination with a nicely done and decorated realistic map is quite satisfying for some reason.
Another returning map from Farming Simulator 22 is the Silverrun Forest map which is available for FS25 since February 26.
Silverrun Forest with its inspiration from the North American Pacific northwest is a map mostly focused on forestry, even if it of course also has some possibilities for agricultural work.
In their State of the Farm communication Giants Software officially confirmed that the much appreciated Precision Farming mod add-on will be available for Farming Simulator 25 and will be released in the second quarter of 2025.
FS25 has now also got patched to version 1.6 which include a multitude of gameplay fixes and finetuning. In addition to that there has also been a slew of new official machinery mods released in the modhub. This time it’s the Albutt f155A Bale Grab, CLAAS ARION (550 – 530) Tractor, CLAAS FL 140 Frontloader, John Deere 6R Series (230 – 250) Tractor, and John Deere 683R Frontloader which have been converted from FS22.
SCS Software has revealed the next US state in their work pipeline for American Truck Simulator and it will be the one state needed to complete the classical Route 66 distance between Chicago and Los Angeles.
So Illinois it is. Or will be, more exactly, since there are some states queued up to be released before this.
The first DLC pack for Farming Simulator 25 has been revealed. The NEXAT Pack contains a pretty unique machine which aims to be the Swiss knife of agricultural farming.
NEXAT is an acronym for “Next Generation Agriculture Technology” and aims to be the world’s first holistic crop production system. Its base is a quite interesting – and big – carrier vehicle which then uses various interchangeable modules for the different tasks.
Included in the NEXAT Pack are twelve machines by seven brands. Included next to the carrier vehicle are the NEXCO harvesting module as well as implement modules from leading agricultural brands for spraying, seeding, fertilizing and more.
The Einböck, Geringhoff and Väderstad brands are old friends for the virtual farmers, while Dammann, Evers Agro and Wienhoff make their debut in Farming Simulator with this pack.
The NEXAT Pack will be released on March 11 for PC and consoles, and it is also included in the Season Pass.
The sequel to the acclaimed medieval realistic adventure game Kingdom Come Deliverance has now been released.
