Have the developers designed the perfect system for this sequel to thrive? Let's take a bird's-eye view and see what has been laid out for Cities: Skylines 2.
After the Sim City franchise faded away, gamers were left with few options when it came to city-building simulations. That changed when Cities: Skylines came out. The first game was a smash hit, filling the void left by the pioneer of the genre – and in many ways even surpassing it. However, that game came out in 2015, and even the numerous updates and DLC packs added to the game could only extend its life so long.
Trailers Cities Skylines II | Announcement Trailer I The announcement trailer for Cities: Skylines 2 was released to celebrate the original game’s eighth anniversary. The cinematic trailer shows a rapidly developing city, starting from underground wiring, up to the streets and buildings. The world evolves as new structures are built, but also weather and seasons change. By the conclusion, the city is a fully modern city and bustling city.
While not trailers exactly, the developers have been releasing a series of videos detailing individual features new and old to the game and breaking down how they will work in the sequel. These are being released on a weekly schedule with the final entry set to release on September 11.
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