Hard Truck 2: King of the Road PC (Build 23931205)

Deliver cargo, compete with rival drivers, and build your own transport empire. Start with almost nothing and work your way up — take contracts, deliver cargo across a network of highways and backroads, and earn enough to build your own trucking company. Your ultimate goal is not just to survive, but to dominate the market. The world is open and continuous, allowing you to freely travel between cities, explore alternative routes, and discover hidden roads that can give you an edge over competitors. You are not alone on the road. Rival drivers compete for the same contracts, traffic fills the highways, and both police and bandits add constant tension.

Manage your finances, expand your fleet, and hire drivers to grow your business. Success depends not only on driving skill, but also on planning, risk-taking, and knowing when to push forward. When you’re not on the job, race other rig-masters in time trials, obstacle courses, and one-on-one track racing. Hard Truck 2: King of the Road is no wimpy race car sim! So, hop into your cab, fire up your engine, and put the pedal to the metal! Hard Truck 2: King of the Road preserves the original game in its authentic form for players who appreciate classic driving and simulation games. This hidden gem of a game is back in 60 FPS and in HD resolution.

The soundtrack is unlike anything else. Most features found in Euro Truck Simulator can already be found here, just with older graphics and physics. Kudos to everyone involved in bringing Hard Truck 2: King of the Road to Steam. The world might seem small by modern standards, but it is varied, and each part of the map has a distinct look and atmosphere. There is a nice selection of trucks and light vehicles, both European and American in style. What sets it apart from true simulator games like Euro Truck Simulator is the fact that it is a racing game first. You are not only delivering goods; you are trying to be the first to do so.

Circuit truck races take place occasionally; you just need to make it to the starting line in time to participate. Be careful transporting precious cargo, as it might draw the attention of the local gangsters. Drive properly or ignore the speed cameras and traffic lights, just make sure there are no police around. Rumour has it that there is a hidden road to the diamond mine through an abandoned tunnel, but no one has found it yet. Back in the day, many people knew it through JoWooD as the publisher, but the game itself was developed by SoftLab-NSK. It’s nice to see that the original developers managed to bring it back with a different publisher after all these years.