American Truck Simulator on LinuxLove trucking across open roads? American Truck Simulator (ATS) brings that thrill to Ubuntu with native Linux support.
This top-tier driving sim lets you haul cargo across iconic US states like California and Arizona, rivaling its predecessor, Euro Truck Simulator 2.
In this guide, we’ll show you how to install ATS on Ubuntu via Steam and explore why it’s a must-play with its detailed trucks, vast maps, and modding fun.
Ready to hit the highway? Let’s roll.
How to Install American Truck Simulator on Ubuntu
ATS runs seamlessly on Ubuntu through Steam. Follow these steps:
- Install Steam: If you don’t have it, see our Steam on Ubuntu guide.
- Get ATS: Head to the Steam Store page, log in, and click Install.
- Launch the Game: Open Steam, find ATS in your library, and hit Play.
Tip: Update your graphics drivers via your distro’s driver manager for smooth performance.
What Makes American Truck Simulator Special
ATS delivers a rich trucking experience:
- Iconic Trucks: Drive officially licensed models from real manufacturers.
- Open World: Explore California, Nevada, Arizona, and beyond with stunning landscapes.
- Customization: Tweak cabins, paint jobs, and engines to make your truck yours.
- Varied Cargo: Haul everything from food to heavy machinery.
- Realism: Adjust mirrors, obey speed limits, and manage air brakes like a pro.
System Requirements for Ubuntu
Ensure your system’s up to speed:
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04 64-bit or newer
- Processor: Dual-core CPU at 2.4 GHz
- Memory: 4GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTS 450-class or Intel HD 4000
- Storage: 7GB free space
ATS in Action: Screenshots
Video: American Truck Simulator Gameplay
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