Paradox Interactive has just announced the sequel to Cities: Skylines, Cities: Skylines 2. Cities: Skylines 2 will be coming to PC later this year, and below you can find its announcement trailer.
In Cities: Skylines 2, players will create and manage their own city without restrictions. The game promises to offer a deep simulation and a living economy that will challenge your decision-making skills and allow you to build the cities of your dreams.
As its description reads:
“Here your city will evolve and react to your decisions. A dynamic and ever-changing world that is both challenging and rewarding. Use your creativity and strategic planning skills to grow your city into a thriving metropolis that will attract businesses, residents, and tourists alike. From residential neighborhoods to bustling downtowns, the possibilities are endless. Navigate through the complexities of running a city and keep up with the needs and demands of your citizens.”
Cities: Skylines 2 promises to feature stunning graphics, and will release on PC in 2023.
Enjoy!
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It’s using Unreal 5 this time, not Unity. Mods might be a bit difficult.
Or easier.
UE4 is easy to do and add mod into game via .pak files.
how do you know it’s using UE5?
Is clear you have no experience with Unreal Engine, is way easier to mod than Unity.
Its that CS2 or gta 6 hahahha
Honestly looks waaay better than gta 6
Ooof… Imagine the fps on high speed after building a few blocks….
The first was great, a total of 330$ of dlc is not…
So is this mostly prerendered, or entirely?
Entirely.
I’ve tried Cities: Skylines many times but failed. I couldn’t even figure out what to do.
– Pete Bootygape / US Secretary of Transportation
Fun Fact: Average “Cities: Skylines” player would do a much better job as the US Secretary of Transportation than Pete Bootygape.