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Oklahoma is a state of the United States, which is featured in American Truck Simulator as a map expansion DLC that was released on August 1, 2023. It is the eleventh map of DLC involving map expansions, but the tenth paid one.
From the grand American highways running through the hills of dusk-red rock to leading cities bustling with culture, landmarks, and businesses. Oklahoma is a diverse state shaped by its history and industries. Located in the south of the country, "The Sooner State" generally tends to have a reputation of being a rather arid place, however, it’s much better to avoid judging this book by its cover. The state is home to wonderful national parks, several natural marvels, and historical places full of mysteries and legends. But those who are looking for something more practical instead will find their purpose as well since the local road network and a strong economy driven by natural gas and oil production will keep every trucker properly busy.
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~ American Truck Simulator - Oklahoma Steam store page[1]
DLC Features
Discover 10 explorable cities including Tulsa and Oklahoma City (Jump to section)
Enjoy trucking through several scenic towns (settlements) (Jump to section)
Discover and deliver to Oklahoma's important industries like Bus Factory, Tire Factory, River Port and more (Jump to section)
See several landmarks unique to Oklahoma including Skydance Bridge, University of Tulsa, and Route 66 Museum. (See Landmarks)
Admire and explore Gloss Mountain and Beavers Bend State Parks
The cover of the DLC features a grey Volvo VNL 2018 with a Bulk Feed Trailer attached to the truck. The cover takes place at a farm, containing several agricultural buildings and structures, including two barn, three silos, a water tower and a windmill, with some trees surrounding the area, in a stormy weather containing lightning, very dark clouds, and heavy rain in the background. The logo of the DLC sits on the left side of the cover. The scene of the cover was also portrayed in the trailer of the DLC, respectively at the end of it; the trailer is the first to portray a cover of a map expansion.
Cities
There are 10 cities in the Oklahoma map expansion.
There is one US Highway mislabeling a different type of highway in Oklahoma. They are considered errors that are solely route marker mix-ups in real life and are found in the game files. Any in-game bugs related to these errors are not listed:
There are three Oklahoma State Highways mislabeling a different type of highway. They are considered errors that are solely route marker mix-ups in real life and are found in the game files. Any in-game bugs related to these errors are not listed:
Original plans for the Oklahoma DLC as shown in the usa.dds file.
What is most likely an early plan for the Oklahoma DLC appeared in the usa.dds map starting in the update 1.48 Open Beta. The file shows only 7 cities instead of 10, with Ardmore, Clinton, Idabel, and McAlester not shown at all and Durant appearing as a marked city instead of a scenery town.
For early adopters of the DLC, having a profile connected to your World of Trucks account and making any delivery using the External Contracts or External Market to or from Oklahoma City earned a Honey Bee plush toy.[5]
Release History
Since the release of the DLC, new major content has been added to it for free in game updates (not including road connections to new neighboring states).
10 September 2024: Update 1.51 extends Interstate 44 through Oklahoma City, connecting the western and eastern sections, and adds two new depots to the city. In addition, the Interstate 40 east of the city was reworked to add two new truck stops near the border wtih Arkansas. A blog post on 31 July 2024 announced the addition.[6]
22 June 2023: The 1.48 Open Beta is released, adding more new roads towards and within Oklahoma. The usa.dds map is also updated, revealing a road and city layout of Oklahoma.
20 January 2023: Blog post about new industries.[25]
30 December 2022: Blog post about new landmarks and areas.[26]
20 December 2022: In the SCS Christmas Stream, the team reveals new screenshots of Oklahoma.[27]
23 November 2022: First official blog post confirmed Oklahoma with a few new screenshots.[28]
15 November 2022: Texas DLC released with some incomplete roads towards Oklahoma from Dallas, Dalhart and Amarillo.
14 November 2022: During the Czech & Slovak Games Week 2022 stream, SCS developer Paulie confirmed Oklahoma will be the next state after Texas with a trailer[29], alongside the Steam store page being released.[30]
4 October 2022: A Great Falls Cargo Terminal prefab variant in the map editor named "ok_tulsa" is added in the 1.46 Open Beta, further indicating that Oklahoma might be the next state after Texas.[31]
4 August 2022: In the Montana DLC release stream, Pavel explains and foresees the map developer team's next project to be "pushing east" and "along the Old Route 66 in a way", indicating Oklahoma might be the next state after Texas.[32]
27 June 2022: Some gas station signs added in the 1.45 Open Beta are named with the abbreviation OK in the map editor, indicating that Oklahoma will be coming at some point in the future.
