Cities: Skylines

The game's presentation is stodgy, but it is all but guaranteed to provide you many hours of carefully crafting cities, laying out zoning, and establishing districts for specifics residential and industrial uses…all free from real-world mayoral headaches like 6 a.m. phone calls griping about snowplowing. Right now, there is no better way to take a peek at life as a mayor without filing your papers to run for office in the real world.

Cities: Skylines is all about building huge, bustling cities, but they don't need us to save them from disaster.

Through deep and rewarding gameplay, Colossal Order’s new simulation fills the increasingly noticeable void in the genre.

Campus ist ein DLC, welches mit 12,99 Euro relativ günstig ist. Dafür erweitert es das Hauptspiel aber durchaus um einige Faktoren, welche ich jetzt nicht mehr missen möchte.

True to its PC reputation, Cities: Skylines is the best city-builder out there today.

Industries somehow feels like both a worthwhile and an unnecessary addition to the Cities: Skylines family. Requiring direct management of industrial development definitely adds dimension to budding metropolises. Paying attention to nothing but smokestacks and jobs for a while also represents a needed change of pace from what has become a familiar city-building experience.