Since its launch in 2015, Cities: Skyline has become a reference for lovers of city builder. The urban management game has been entitled to ports and expansions, and has also recently been optimized for the next gen with Cities: Skylines – Remastered. We knew that Colossal Order was working on a new project with Paradox Interactiverevealed during the Paradox Announcement Show 2023 of this day.
Pretend to be surprised: it’s about Cities: Skyline II ! The sequel will be an experience designed for the next generation of consoles, with a gameplay even richer and more open, complete transportation and economy systems, and more. The details are still thin, but should be quickly clarified, because the project is planned for end of 2023 on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with an arrival in the Game Pass in day one.
Create and manage your own city without restrictions. Offering deep simulation and a living economy, Cities: Skylines II challenges your decision-making skills and lets you build the cities of your dreams. Get ready for the most realistic and ambitious urban simulation ever.
Your city will evolve and react according to your decisions. A dynamic, ever-changing world that is both challenging and rewarding. Use your creativity and strategic planning skills to build your city into a thriving metropolis that will attract businesses, residents, and tourists. From residential neighborhoods to bustling city centers, the possibilities are endless. Explore the complexities of urban management and track the needs and demands of your citizens.
Watch your city grow and transform over time. With stunning graphics that are as beautiful as they are detailed, Cities: Skylines II brings your city to life.
While waiting for additional information, the opening of pre-orders and images of gameplaythe reveal trailer being only a cutscene, Cities: Skylines is available from €23.99 on Amazon.co.uk.
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