Used with kind permission.įreightliner® is a trademark of Daimler Trucks North America LLC and is used under license to SCS Software s.r.o. Presskit() by Rami Ismail ( Vlambeer) - also thanks to these fine folksĬopyright © 1996 – 2023 SCS Software s.r.o.Īll brand names, trademarks, registered marks, logos, and symbols on vehicles in the game are property of their rightful owners. Petr Šebor Chief Technology Officer Contact Pavel Šebor Chief Executive Officer - biz, relations, licensing More information on SCS Software, our logo & relevant media are available here.Įuro Truck Simulator 2 - Beyond the Baltic Sea Credits Portfolio of the company contains some of the most critically acclaimed video game hits of the recent years, including Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator. SCS Software is Prague-based game developer known and recognized worldwide for creating the most popular simulator video games. Latest development news can be found on our blog įull video monetization agreement is available at Finland-only High Capacity Transport (a tractor and two long trailers).Over 30 new local company docks and industries.Local AI trains, trams, and traffic cars.Famous landmarks and recognizable places.24 new major cities and many smaller towns.
Russian territory including Saint Petersburg and Kaliningrad.Southern Finland containing major cities and industry.
Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia to explore. Over 13 thousand kilometers of new in-game roads. Welcome to the lands beyond the Baltic Sea… Features You’ll meander your way around lakes and rivers, and forests of pine and birch will often close upon you as you journey through these countries of quiet, subdued beauty. Going further, you will enter populous and industrially rich regions of Finland, where you can enjoy the unique experience of driving efficient High Capacity Transports. For the first time you will drive into Russia and visit the great northern metropolis of Saint Petersburg. You’ll drive through vast swathes of low lying, verdant landscape, dotted with relics of past ages, as well as stark reminders of the great upheaval of the last century. All of these goods must be transported though.Beyond the Baltic Sea DLC brings to Euro Truck Simulator 2 the countries of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, parts of western Russia, and the south of Finland.ĭozens of new cities, towns, ports and villages, new industries, thousands of kilometers of roads await. Vehicle Manufactures use chemicals and other raw materials to produce certain types of vehicles, that will be transported to different retailers that will sell them. They sell the goods that other companies produce to the general public, but they need regular deliveries to keep their stocks at an acceptable level. Supermarkets and Stores are the few companies with which the average consumer is likely to deal with week in, week out. They require special equipment to mine them, and the products have to be taken to their next destination with care. Quarrying companies are specialized in the extraction of different minerals and stones, depending on the location: Stones in Scandinavia, marble in Italy. The player may find trailers from the different Cargo DLCs there. Logistics Companies deal with all types of goods and consist of big warehouse facilities. These companies are polyvalent!įood industry is specialized in agriculture (farming and breeding) as well as processing these primary commodities into products that will be sold in supermarkets.įorestry is one of the countryside activities, as they are specialized in harvesting wood and processing it into wooden products for use in other industries like construction. The player will most often require an ADR license to take jobs from these companies, but some trailers are still ready to be driven by the less experienced players.Ĭonstruction companies build things out of materials with which they are supplied in the company warehouses that are then delivered to the construction site. Chemical companies create different types of chemicals, either making or disposing.
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