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Junior Game Designer
Being a game designer at a company like SCS Software is like working on a huge space station. Over the years, it has received multiple expansions and additions, turning it into a leviathan of a game. Implementing new gameplay features or UX design solutions is like pulling a string that is attached to dozens of others. It’s a job that requires precision and close attention to detail.
Houdini Artist & Developer
As a Houdini-specialized Technical Artist, I develop tools (Houdini digital assets) to optimize and streamline our game asset production pipeline, ensuring a consistent, high-quality visual and structural standard for the 3D models in our games.
3D Technical Artist - Vehicle
Our games are based on big rigs and vehicles so my job is to make those vehicles work as they should. From pre-production to post release, early feature development to post-scene clean ups, making sure all vehicles should have to be up and working, while helping and guiding our artists on tech aspects and workflow of the game mechanics.
Sound engineer and composer
The purpose of my work is to deepen the experience of the gaming environment using sounds and music. We try our best to sound the basis of our game, which is the trucks, but also the whole surrounding world, so that it draws the player into our game and he feels part of the game world. We record the sounds ourselves directly from the sources and that's why our game is authentic.
Senior Map Designer – Road Specialist
As a senior specialist in road design, my main responsibility is to cooperate with our map designers and ensure our in-game road and city infrastructure get as close to reality, while still maintaining a good performance and consistency throughout our world map.
Depot Design Lead
I mainly help ATS & ETS2 Assets teams with asset production for new map expansions. My priority topic is depots (new depots and their planning, workflow across departments, necessary assets, improvements, etc.). Furthermore, there are tasks such as the issue of branding, processing assignments for models, human capacities or the classic 'we have a problem' or, in other words, an idea for improvement.
Taking on projects such as ours puts us under a lot of pressure to recreate reality in the highest level of detail possible – the truck physics, proper artificial intelligence for traffic flows, focusing on the nitty-gritty details of country-specific traffic laws or staying true to real-life sceneries and landmarks.
We strive to check all these boxes and bring to our fans the best possible representation of real life. We do so by constantly upgrading our technology and know-how, and even by working on niche projects such as the support for Virtual Reality headsets. None of these would be possible to such an extent without our own in-house technological solutions.
We continue to push the boundaries through our dedication to creating and continuously improving our own independent 3D game engine called Prism3D. Built from scratch and tailored to our very needs, its each and every part can be customized just as our heart desires. We devise custom solutions to our unique challenges.
Flexibility and adaptability are paramount to us; our Prism3D engine and its games are available on all kinds of different operating systems. Our open approach to game modding has encouraged the creation of amazing assets and keeps our avid fans busy with experimenting and tinkering with our asset-creation toolchain.
We aspire to stay very close to our fans and friends in all communication channels. We have more than one case when a fan not only became our friend, but also a colleague and joined us at our office! We know our audience and what it wants and we try our best to provide them with what they want.
Our fans are very vocal and are not afraid to state what they think of our recent changes and additions. We can collect enough feedback almost immediately to see if our steps were in the right direction or if we should try and adjust our developments. We are incredibly thankful for such a big and loud community!
The trucker community is incredibly tight and dedicated to their big rig passion. With the help of real-life trucking veterans from both USA and Europe, we are able to ask for feedback from people who have spent more time behind the wheel than we could ever achieve! We value our greatest contributors and are very happy to have such a tight connection with them.
I just wanted to give a thank you for making ATS a great game. The details in the current states look very impressive. I am very pleased with the game. You guys are doing a great job and there are many who support your hard work!
Your trucking simulators have been a huge inspiration in my career choice. It´s funny though, all my instructors I drove with said I was the best driver they have seen in a while, I was able to do the 90-degree backing in one shot on multiple occasions, even though I have never even been inside a truck before in my life.
Very pleased… Thank you SCS! I'm actually starting to use contracts now they're available in Scandinavia and the physics improvements are very welcome, not to mention Arizona/hardware coupling… Thank you!
Unexpectedly engrossing. Heed the mockers and you'll miss one of the PC's finest and freshest driving games.
With its stellar gameplay and presentation, Euro Truck Simulator 2 set a new standard for the simulation genre.
I'm impressed with the amount of detail and beauty that's been injected into these virtual environments.
It’s a fundamentally good game, with weighty, nuanced handling, a deep simulation, and higher production values than most sims.