American Truck Simulator -v1.35.1.3s 21 Dlcs... -

American Truck Simulator v1.35.1.3s: The Ultimate Long-Haul Experience

Added OR-58 (Oregon), CA-299 (California), and the final segment of OR-140. Gameplay Polish: American Truck Simulator -v1.35.1.3s 21 DLCs...

Own the base game – You must purchase American Truck Simulator on Steam.
Access Betas – Right-click ATS in your Steam library → Properties → Betas.
Select the Version – In the dropdown menu, look for temporary_1_35 - 1.35.x for legacy mods. Select it.
Steam will automatically downgrade your game to the latest 1.35 build (which is typically 1.35.1.3s or 1.35.1.13s – functionally identical).
Purchase the 21 DLCs – You must buy each DLC individually from the Steam store or a key reseller. The total cost at launch was ~$120, but today you can often find them bundled during sales for under $30.

Bellingham to Portland:

The rain was a constant drumming on the roof. Jack toggled his wipers to high, watching the mist roll off the Olympic Peninsula. American Truck Simulator v1

Multiple DLCs often bring varied biomes, signage, and landmarks offering richer photographic or roleplay opportunities.

Forest Machinery DLC

: Released alongside the Washington update, this added specialized equipment like Log Loaders and Tub Grinders, perfectly suited for the new northwestern terrain. Own the base game – You must purchase

Recovery approach:

Cargo & Trailers:

Specialized packs like the Forest Machinery or Heavy Cargo Pack introduce complex hauling challenges, requiring players to navigate oversized loads through tight mountain passes.

For a collector, this version is a pristine snapshot of the game when the Pacific Northwest was finally completed, offering a cohesive, optimized, and graphically complete West Coast experience.