Driving Simulator 2013 vs Euro Truck Simulator 2

Driving Simulator 2013 lets you choose from a range of vehicles—from sports cars to ambulances and camper vans—to complete diverse missions across three European cities. Whether you’re chasing criminals, towing broken cars, or simply cruising the motorway, each scenario tests different driving skills. New for 2013, the game includes a European driving school where you can hone your techniques and earn the best times on challenging courses, making it both an exciting race and an educational tool.

Euro Truck Simulator 2 puts you behind the wheel of a massive truck as you travel across dozens of European cities, delivering important cargo over long distances. The game features a detailed open world that includes the UK, Belgium, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and many more locations. With both single‑player and cooperative multiplayer modes, you can build a trucking business, customize your rigs, and experience realistic physics, weather, and traffic while exploring an expansive map.

• Wide variety of vehicle types
• Multiple mission styles keep gameplay fresh
• Educational driving school adds learning value
• Detailed European city environments

• Huge, detailed European map
• Deep business management system
• Strong modding community
• Realistic truck handling and physics

• Graphics are dated by modern standards
• Limited to single‑player mode
• No online multiplayer or leaderboards

• Limited vehicle variety in base game
• Multiplayer can be unstable on some platforms
• Graphics are dated compared to newer simulators