Truck & Logistics Simulator

Truck & Logistics Simulator launched on November 30, 2023 and has been receiving substantial post-launch updates. Major content updates shipped on March 24, 2021, May 31, 2022, July 24, 2023, and July 16, 2024 — establishing a clear pattern of ongoing development well before and after the 1.0 release date. The most important piece of evidence is a developer dev blog published on November 19, 2025, tagged as a development status post. In it, Simula Games explicitly reaffirmed their commitment to the game and outlined a concrete pipeline of upcoming content: - **Update 1.1** is in development, bringing a new coastal city, synchronized multiplayer audio (horns, engine sounds, crash audio), a redesigned UI, force-feedback support for PC and consoles, improved roundabouts, vehicle physics improvements, and more. - **A free map expansion** is actively in progress, planned in 3 phases and expected to grow the map by approximately 35%. No release dates were given, but two developers are dedicated to it. - **A paid Supercar and Enclosed Transporter DLC** is in integration, having been previously delayed while the team focused on quality-of-life improvements. - The studio expanded from 3 to 5 full-time developers specifically to accelerate content delivery, and the developer stated they expect "more frequent content releases in 2026." As of today (October 8, 2026), no news post confirms that Update 1.1, the map expansion phases, or the DLC have shipped. The November 2025 dev blog remains the most recent developer communication found in the scanned posts. However, the outstanding commitments announced in that post are concrete and detailed — named content in active development — and the developer gave no indication any of it was cancelled. The DLC in particular was previously delayed (not abandoned), and the dev blog specifically noted it had resumed integration. Anyone waiting for the game to be fully content-complete should be aware that significant updates — both free and paid — were confirmed as in development and have not yet been declared complete.