: Custom-made road signs, regional architecture, and localized flora that distinguish Georgia from neighboring Turkey or Russia.
For version 1.0a, the project emphasized local authenticity. This included:
The primary achievement of Project Caucasus 1.0a is its focus on the between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. In version 1.44, the mod expanded the map to include parts of Georgia , offering players a stark contrast to the established European highways. The modders utilized the technical updates of the 1.44 engine—such as improved force feedback and the introduction of adjustable suspension—to make the mountainous terrain feel more impactful. Navigating the narrow, winding passes of the Caucasus requires a higher degree of precision than standard motorways, heightening the "simulation" aspect for veteran players. Visual and Technical Fidelity
The release of 1.0a for ETS2 1.44 was significant because it filled a massive "gray area" on the game's map. While official DLCs have slowly moved eastward, the Caucasus remained largely untouched by developers at SCS Software. This mod allowed players to explore the strategic crossroads of Europe and Asia, bringing attention to the unique beauty of Georgian landscapes. It transformed a simple driving game into a tool for digital tourism, proving that dedicated modding teams can match—and sometimes exceed—the detail found in official expansions.
: Unlike the polished roads of the Going East or Road to the Black Sea DLCs, Project Caucasus features weathered asphalt, steep inclines, and realistic border crossings that reflect the logistical realities of the region.
is a community-driven map expansion mod for Euro Truck Simulator 2 (ETS2) , specifically designed for version 1.44 , that introduces the rugged and diverse landscapes of the Caucasus region into the game's virtual world. Geographical Expansion and immersion
: Designed to work alongside popular "mega-maps" like ProMods or RusMap , it acted as a vital bridge, connecting different modded territories to create a seamless driving experience across the Eastern frontier. The Significance for the ETS2 Community