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Euro Truck Simulator 2 (2012)
7.8/10on IGDB
Released
The first few freight jobs are a good way to find out how long a run you actually enjoy. Work your way up from hauling cargo to running a company with its own fleet. Start with a route between nearby cities on the base map, then take a longer job when you want a whole evening behind the wheel.
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American Truck Simulator (2016)
8.1/10on IGDB
Released
The trailer can be as important as the destination. A refrigerated load and a piece of machinery may put you in very different rigs, and the longest trailers take more patience when parking. Try the freight loop in California and Nevada, or add the free Arizona expansion for a longer run.
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On the Road: Truck Simulator (2019)
5.0/10on IGDB
Released
The pleasure here is making several orders fit into one trip across Germany. The route planner lets you combine jobs, but scheduled rest still has to fit into the day. Pick it if you enjoy working out which order to deliver things in as much as you enjoy the drive.
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Heavy Cargo: The Truck Simulator (2024)
Released
An oversize load can turn a bridge into the whole problem. Some jobs send you ahead in a spotting vehicle to check the road and its clearances before the truck moves. Employee Mode lets you work on those deliveries without running the company’s finances.
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Truck & Logistics Simulator (2020)
Released
Here you’re also the person loading the truck. Start with pallets and a forklift, then try placing heavy containers on trailers with a telescopic handler. Co-op convoys add a good reason to bring a friend if you want someone to escort a difficult load.
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Motor Town: Behind the Wheel (2021)
7.1/10on IGDB
Released
Try a pickup delivery before moving up to a semi-trailer. The different vehicle sizes give you a way to learn the roads before hauling with a longer rig. Once you know the stops, you can set up a company and build a truck route of your own.
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Truck Driver (2019)
Released
Loads are a way to get to know the people who keep the town working. The campaign starts with an inherited truck, and clients include a builder and a lumberjack. It suits a player who likes having a reason to come back to the same customers.
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Alaskan Road Truckers (2023)
Released
Think about the driver when you take a job through Alaska. You’re responsible for hunger, health and temperature as well as the cargo. It’s a good pick when you want the routine between deliveries to have some bite of its own.
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SnowRunner (2020)
7.5/10on IGDB
Released
Start with a business contract in Michigan. A load may have to reach another map in the same region, so think about the whole job before setting off on the first leg. The base game gives you several regions to work through if you want longer hauls with meaningful choices about which roads to take.
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Truck World: Australia (2026)
Released
The hands-on part begins when you step out of the cab to connect the trailer. You can accept a job with a full trailer or haul individual loads on your own flat-top. The Eyre Peninsula is a good fit if you want the loading routine to take as much attention as the road.
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18 Wheels of Steel: Haulin' (2006)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
This older road sim lets you take charge of a trucking company from behind the wheel. Choose your rig and hire drivers as the business grows. It’s a good pick if you want to see how the routine of hauling a load across several cities can grow into the work of running a fleet.
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Grand Truck Simulator 2
The next job feels different when your truck has already put in a lot of miles. Fuel use, damage and component wear matter, so the work between deliveries is part of the appeal. Consider it for a mobile truck sim that makes the condition of the rig worth following.
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Easy Delivery Co. (2025)
5.0/10on IGDB
Released
A little kei truck and a parcel are enough for this mountain town. Bad weather gives the drive some texture, and your stops give you a reason to meet the residents and learn what’s going on. This is the one to choose when you want a small run with a story attached.
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Cargo, Please!
A fragile delivery gives you a reason to slow down in this top-down arcade game. Some loads are timed, others are easy to damage, and the truck you’ve got affects what jobs you can take. Pick it for short routes where you can see the cost of a sloppy drive when you arrive.
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Star Trucker (2024)
8.3/10on IGDB
Released
Plan a long run as if the next repair shop were a long way away. The truck is a rocket-powered rig, but the rhythm is familiar: take a contract, lay out the route and pick up replacement parts before setting off. Fuel-hungry long hauls and hazardous drop-offs give you different things to prepare for.
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