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Premium city building simCities: Skylines II is a premium simulation game from Paradox Interactive. This city-building game is the much-awaited sequel to the 2015 title Cities: Skylines. You can create your dream city with a better engine and many more features. You will have a hand in all aspects of its development, from the infrastructure to the economy.Cities: Skylines IIsimulationcity-building gameCities: SkylinesLike the original, Cities: Skylines II is an open-ending game aiming to build a thriving and livable city. Once you get past its steep learning curve, it’s a fun and addictive experience. It’s a definite improvement over Sim City 2000.open-ending gameSim City 2000A newer engine for a more immersive experienceThe first thing to note with Cities: Skylines II is its improved graphics. Built using Unreal Engine 5, it is a definite upgrade compared to its Unity-powered predecessor. Expect more realistic animation and higher-resolution textures, making it feel more like a breathing city. Of course, expect it to be more demanding regarding system resources, especially as your city grows.Unreal Enginerealistic animationhigher-resolution texturesTo surpass its predecessor, this game aims to provide new gameplay features. These enhancements encompass improved road tools, an advanced economic system, sophisticated traffic mechanics, and dynamic climates that alter the appearance and functionality of your city with each passing season. Additionally, while the map size is smaller than in the original game, most tiles can be unlocked, resulting in a more expansive experience for every map.new gameplay featuresimproved road toolsadvanced economic systemtraffic mechanicsdynamic climatesmost tiles can be unlockedUndoubtedly, the Cities franchise upholds its signature challenge. Mastering its learning curve requires dedication and patience, as the game's realism and diverse gameplay options are intricately intertwined with numerous variables. For example, although you can build whatever you want, an economic aspect covers budgets, loans, and taxes. It's important to note that this game is currently in the developmental stage.learning curve requires dedicationpatienceeconomic aspectcurrently in the developmental stageMaking city management realistic and complexCities: Skylines II boasts quality-of-life changes that will level up your city-building endeavors. Unlike its predecessor, you can’t upgrade city service buildings, so you’re forced to construct new ones in a neighborhood. Now—as most buildings are upgradeable—you can fully meet the demands of your citizens without sacrificing aesthetics. quality-of-life changesmost buildings are upgradeablemeet the demands of your citizensWhile city services, parks, and recreation directly increase Land Value in the previous game, this new iteration changes how the attribute in question works—requiring players to cater to their population’s needs to improve Land Value.Land Value cater to their population’s needsAs this game tries to mirror real life, players can now build Server Farms and Telecom Towers to provide individuals and businesses with an internet connection, enhancing communication capabilities and increasing profit as well as Leisure and Well-being attributes.Server Farms and Telecom Towersinternet connectionOf course, your city is not a utopia. With criminals running amok in neighborhoods, constructing Police Stations and Police Headquarters is the way to go. In this way, police officers can arrest criminals, imprison them, and establish order in the city. However, addressing the root cause of criminal activity is a lot more complex than that. not a utopiaPolice Stations and Police HeadquartersIn Cities: Skylines II, citizens become criminals due to poor Well-being—which is attributed to a building’s criminal probability, poor water and sewage services, inadequate supply of electricity, and many more. poor Well-being criminal probability inadequate supply of electricityHence, being cognizant of an infrastructure’s inherent criminal probability and providing excellent services are ways to deter crime. These changes and features ensure fresh and dynamic gameplay while keeping the title grounded as close to reality as possible. Extra content for a limited timeTo celebrate the upcoming release of Cities: Skylines 2, the developers have opened pre-order bonuses. For starters, those who have availed of the game before its official release are treated to nine unique buildings. These are all inspired by real-world landmarks and include the following structures:pre-order bonusesinspired by real-world landmarksThe National Diet buildingNotre Dame CathedralNational GalleryBotanical GardenGrand HotelNäsinneulaXi’an Bell TowerSungnyeThe London EyeThe National Diet buildingNotre Dame CathedralNational GalleryBotanical GardenGrand HotelNäsinneulaXi’an Bell TowerSungnyeThe London EyePlayers also receive a new map based on Tampere, Finland. This is where the developer of the game, Colossal Order, is headquartered.map based on Tampere, FinlandAdditionally, the game also comes with an expansion pass, available only with the Ultimate Edition of the game. This includes instant access to the San Francisco content pack and a unique radio station. It also guarantees access to future scheduled releases, including asset packs and other radio stations.expansion passSan Francisco content packfuture scheduled releasesNext-gen city-building experienceCities: Skylines II is the highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed city-building game, offering a premium simulation experience. The game introduces new gameplay features, including advanced road tools, an intricate economic system, dynamic weather effects, and sophisticated traffic mechanics. While mastering the game's learning curve requires dedication, the rewards are a fun and addictive journey of building a thriving and livable city.
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