"Soul of Anatolia," the Turkey-focused expansion pack currently in development for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (ETS 2), has returned to the spotlight with new screenshots shared by developer SCS Software. These latest images focus on the house and building models that drivers will encounter across the cities and connecting roads featured in the game.
Models Designed Through Local Architecture and Fieldwork
SCS Software stated that the 3D structural models in the expansion pack have been crafted with a strict focus on realism. The team explained that the buildings were meticulously designed using on-site reference photography taken directly in Turkey and gathered local architectural sources.
At the same time, the developer studio pointed out that the content and environmental designs in the shared visuals do not yet reflect the final version. It was emphasized that development is actively ongoing and that these visuals may differ when the pack is released.
Release Date Still Uncertain
No official announcement has been made yet regarding the release date—the topic of greatest curiosity among players since the expansion pack was first announced. The exact date when the "Soul of Anatolia" pack will meet players remains unconfirmed.
Industry Implications
In the world of simulation games, regional expansion packs have long been closely monitored for their technical details and authentic textures in transferring local elements into a digital environment. The use of real field photography during the development of "Soul of Anatolia" offers clues as to how in-game geographical realism standards will take shape for future projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have only the building designs been revamped in the Soul of Anatolia expansion pack?
While the recently shared screenshots focus heavily on house and building models, the expansion pack broadly aims to bring Turkish cities, road networks, and local architectural textures into the game.
Do the shared screenshots reflect the final version of the game?
No, developer studio SCS Software stated that the visuals are not yet 100% complete, development work is ongoing, and changes may occur in the final version.
*This news was prepared based on data published by Webtekno — Artificial Intelligence.
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