Euro Truck Simulator 2, the world’s most played truck simulation game, turned 11 yesterday. ETS2, which brought roads to computers in 2012, became a very popular game, especially in Turkey. Today, many players, regardless of whether they are men or women, include the ETS2 game in their Steam libraries. The DLC package released specifically for the 11th anniversary gave hope to users who were waiting for the full Turkey map. Here are the details…
ETS2 Balkans Map DLC pack is released today!
Euro Truck Simulator 2, one of the world’s most popular simulation games, entered our lives with the release of the first game of the series, Euro Truck Simulator 1, in 2009. The game, which was developed later, was released again with ETS2 and continues its life with the updates it has received since 2012. Yesterday, on Wednesday, October 18, the second game of the series celebrated its 11th birthday.
As part of this anniversary, SCS Software has released the highly anticipated Balkans Map DLC package for ETS2. Within the scope of this package, a total of 30 different cities will be added to the ETS2 map entering the Balkans. The DLC package, which includes Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia, is on sale for 270 TL.
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In addition, once you purchase the Road To The Black Sea DLC, you will see that the borders actually reach Turkey. As it is known, Road To The Black Sea was included in the game in Turkey with the DLC package. The excitement of Turkish players increased with the DLC package added to the Thrace region and the European side of Istanbul. The game even included the metrobus line on the European side of Istanbul.
With the new Balkans DLC package, hopes for the Türkiye map have increased. Users expect the game map to include Turkey’s Asian continent. We can say that the only question that comes to mind here is the name of the game. It shows us that the game, which has been translated into Turkish as European Truck Simulation, actually bases its concept on Europe.
However, the fact that the game is now global indicates that non-conceptual additions can also be made. Also, considering that ETS2 is very popular in Turkey, SCS Software may make new plans for the Turkey Map. So what do you think? Don’t forget to express your opinions in the comments section…