Paradox Interactive has just revealed that Cities Skylines has sold more than one million copies on PC. According to the company, it took around three months to hit its one million goal. For comparison purposes, the first Cities Skylines sold one million units in its first month. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 has surpassed one million sales
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We’ve tried Lossless Scaling Frame Generation, here are our thoughts
Last week, we informed you about a new version of Lossless Scaling that allows you to enable Frame Generation in all PC games on all GPUs. And, thankfully, its creator has provided us with a code for it. As such, we’ve decided to test it in a variety of games and share our thoughts. Continue reading We’ve tried Lossless Scaling Frame Generation, here are our thoughts
Here are the Worst Optimized PC Games of 2023
Guess what everyone? It’s that time of the year. And oh I know that a lot of you have been waiting for this. The following games really let us down (tech-wise), and we consider them to be the worst-optimized games that came out on PC in 2023. Continue reading Here are the Worst Optimized PC Games of 2023
Cities Skylines 2 just got an NVIDIA DLSS 2 Mod
Cities Skylines 2 fans, here is something for you today. Modder ‘CaptainOfCoit’ released a mod that adds support for NVIDIA DLSS 2 in it. However, you should keep in mind that this mod is still in its early stages. Nevertheless, it can already improve the performance of this city builder. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 just got an NVIDIA DLSS 2 Mod
Cities Skylines Title Update 1.0.13 Released, Full Patch Notes Revealed
Paradox Interactive and Colossal Order just dropped the third big update for Cities Skylines 2. Patch 1.0.13 is loaded with tweaks to make things more balanced. It also fixes some of the game’s bugs. Plus, they’ve boosted performance by optimizing how the game handles polygon areas. So, in theory, the game should now run faster. Continue reading Cities Skylines Title Update 1.0.13 Released, Full Patch Notes Revealed
Cities Skylines 2 just got its second performance update
Colossal Order has just launched the second performance update for its newest city-building game, Cities Skylines 2. This update is all about making the game run smoother by adding several improvements. So, let’s take a look at what’s changed and what’s better. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 just got its second performance update
Cities Skylines 2 Benchmarks & PC Performance Analysis
Paradox Interactive has released the latest city-builder from Colossal Order, Cities Skylines 2. Powered by the Unity Engine, it’s time now to benchmark it and examine its performance on the PC platform. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 Benchmarks & PC Performance Analysis
Cities Skylines 2 just got its first performance patch
Colossal Order has just released the first performance patch for its latest city builder, Cities Skylines 2. This update aims to improve the game’s performance on a variety of PC configurations, and it resolves some crashes that plagued the game. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 just got its first performance patch
Cities Skylines 2 runs with 20fps on an NVIDIA RTX4090 at 4K/High, even on an empty map
Paradox Interactive has released its latest city builder, Cities Skylines 2. Unfortunately, though, this is one of the worst-optimized PC games of 2023. Cities Skylines 2, even on a completely new/empty map, runs with 20fps on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 at 4K/High. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 runs with 20fps on an NVIDIA RTX4090 at 4K/High, even on an empty map
Cities Skylines 2 developers target 30fps and not 60fps, even on the latest and greatest high-end PCs
A few days ago, we shared some early benchmarks for Cities Skylines 2. In those benchmarks, an Intel Core i9 13900KS with an AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX struggled to run the game at 4K/High Settings. And in a recent Reddit AMA, the developers claimed that their target is 30fps and not 60fps, even on PC. Continue reading Cities Skylines 2 developers target 30fps and not 60fps, even on the latest and greatest high-end PCs