SCS Software Confirms Poznan Game Arena 2026 Plans
SCS Software confirmed in a Steam Community announcement on October 11, 2026 that it will attend Poznan Game Arena 2026. The event runs from October 23 to October 25 in Poznan, Poland, and the studio’s booth is in Hall 5 at Booth 56. Visitors can expect a selection of the studio’s latest projects, immersive experiences, and plenty of opportunities to get behind the wheel and meet the team.
Poznan Game Arena is one of the biggest gaming events in Poland. SCS Software says it looks forward to meeting the Polish trucking community and everyone who shares a passion for virtual trucking, and it plans to share updates from the show floor on X/Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, YouTube, and TikTok.
Hands-On With American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2
Visitors can get hands-on with upcoming content for both American Truck Simulator and Euro Truck Simulator 2, the studio’s two long-running truck-driving simulators. The American Truck Simulator area features the British Columbia DLC, letting visitors take a virtual journey across the breathtaking landscapes of Canada’s westernmost province.
The Euro Truck Simulator 2 side includes the Iceland DLC, which showcases the island’s stunning landscapes, along with the upcoming Coaches DLC, which sends players on a different kind of journey across Europe in a long-distance bus. SCS Software previously previewed the Coaches, Iceland, and British Columbia DLCs in its Gamescom 2026 aftermovie.
4D Simulators, Logitech, and a Real Scania Truck
SCS Software is bringing back its 4D motion simulators to the show floor, recreating the feeling of driving a truck with added motion effects. Logitech is partnering with the studio and will provide steering wheels and peripherals, helping visitors get comfortable behind the wheel and experience the games with precision and control.
Scania Poland is also partnering with the studio and will bring a real Scania truck directly to the booth. The cabin will be open for visitors to step inside and explore, with Scania Poland personnel on hand throughout the event and the studio’s virtual trucking worlds just a few steps away. The studio describes it as a chance to see how the details and atmosphere of real-world trucking inspire its games.
