Paradox Interactive e Colossal Order have launched today the most detailed city builder ever made: Cities: Skylines II. Players take on the role of creator, urban planner and architect as they design and manage their dream cities, evolving them from humble towns to flourishing metropolises.Cities: Skylines II is now available on PC via Steam and Windows Store and is also available via PC Game Pass. The Ultimate Edition includes the Expansion Pass, which features an immediately unlocked San Francisco set, an Asset Pack, two Content Creator Packs, three radio stations and an expansion that unlocks over time.
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Cities: Skylines II offers players the chance to build bigger, more complex cities than ever, with a map five times larger than the original game. Players have full control over their cities and can trace routes using flexible road tools, zone different districts, expand public transport and infrastructure for citizens, and grow their city’s economy through production and trade. Players’ choices can have economic and environmental consequences, but Cities: Skylines II offers a wide range of tools to tackle urban challenges and improve citizens’ lives. Every citizen has a unique life, with a job, a home, a family, and more. Citizens aren’t the only thing that makes a developing metropolis feel alive; the implementation of a smarter traffic AI and weather models that change based on climate also combine to make cities feel real.
"Cities: Skylines II doesn't just focus on building, it has a strong impact.", said Mariina Hallikainen, CEO of Colossal Order. "Every choice players make has a significant effect on their citizens and the world around them. For the first time, players have so much freedom to manage these consequences from multiple perspectives, experimenting and combining systems. We give our players the chance to plan, build, and grow the cities of their dreams as they wish."
