Cities: Skylines II

3 months, 3 weeks - Check out the 'Bridges and Ports' Expansion Launch Trailer for Cities: Skylines 2, a new expansion to the hit city-building simulation game developed by Colossal Order. Players will be able to make use of new drawbridges and lift bridges, fully customizable harbors, and expanded maritime industries to shape a city unlike ever before. The 'Bridges and Ports' Expansion for Cities: Skylines 2 is available now for PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

1 year, 11 months - Check out the Cities: Skylines 2 Beach Properties Asset Pack trailer, coming on March 25, 2024.Improve your city's waterfronts and beach properties with the upcoming asset pack, featuring 70 new assets, from beachside cottages to luxurious waterfront mansions. The pack arrives with 30 North American buildings, 30 European buildings, four new palm trees, and six signature buildings. All of this is also part of the Cities: Skylines 2 Waterfronts Expansion Pass.Cities Skylines II is available to play on PS5 (PlayStation 5), Xbox Series X/S, PC, and PC Game Pass.

2 years, 3 months - If you’ve got grand plans for building a sprawling metropolis in Cities: Skylines II but don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered. Overcharged Egg is a creator and streamer who has been playing the original Cities: Skylines for over eight years, and he’s here with some expert tips for building and maintaining your city in Colossal Order’s new sim game. Sponsored by Paradox Interactive.Watch more of Overcharged Egg here: https://bit.ly/3SfHnKb

2 years, 3 months - Think you know Cities: Skylines II? Think again. You may be able to build the city of your dreams, but what about the city of your nightmares? We threw the book on planning regulations out the window and let our imagination run wild, and the results were quite something. Here are 10 unexpected things you can do in Cities: Skylines II. Sponsored by Paradox Interactive.

2 years, 4 months - Cities: Skylines 2 reviewed by Leana Hafer on PC.Cities: Skylines 2 is not the best game in the lineage of Will Wright's original 1989 classic. The champion is still the original Cities: Skylines, at least for now. If Skylines 2 gets the same incredible post-launch support and additional paid and free content as its predecessor, and if the modding community is allowed to thrive, I think this sequel might come out ahead in the long run. There are so many enjoyable new systems and exciting additions, sadly encased in an awful-looking block of concrete that gets in the way of how much I know I could be loving them. It makes too many promises of realism that its most basic features like zoning can't deliver on. It feels like playing a beta, or a very early Early Access game. Frankly, Skylines 2 could have used another few months in the city planning office. For now, it's more of a fixer-upper.