Cities: Skylines

$29.99 Gone are the days of the city building simulator. Maxis went under and Simcity is pretty much dead and there are very few studios attempting to keep the genre alive. One studio that wants to revive the genre is Colossal Order. They released...

With more pronounced effects than the first expansion, Snowfall adds new challenges and...

Cities: Skylines breathes new life into the city-building genre with intelligent, satisfying systems that suck you in for hours at a time.

With the giant void left by the undeniably disappointing city builder that shall remain unnamed (*cough* Sim City *cough*) I for one was left with an itch to scratch. Luckily the lovely people over at Colossal Order have just the answer for us. Moving...

I never got round to playing EA's latest SimCity release, but the amount of negative press, awful online requirements (which I know are now gone), issues with the restrictions of the game, disabled features while the servers were overloaded, and fan...

Developer: Colossal Order Publisher: Paradox Interactive Platform: PC A quick note before we begin. I was hoping to have a review of Battlefield: Hardline ready for you today. But EA were late in sending us review code, so that will be delayed until...

All its problems and all its genuine innovation will come from the creative ambition of its players. It's comforting in a way, because with that you feel that you share your struggles with a larger community, but there's still the nagging feeling Cities: Skylines lacks a magic of its own.

Cities: Skylines provides solid city management for the right price. And with strong mod support, its few shortcomings in gameplay and content variety will likely be resolved by the community...

Let's make one thing clear right now. This review will not be a side-by-side comparison of Cities: Skylines with that particular SimCity title. You know the one. That being said, it'd be impossible to do a review of a city simulation game without...

Nevertheless, Cities: Skylines is the best city-builder on the market right now. 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.

More than anything, Cities: Skylines is about the simple joy of building. It's a really impressive and often beautiful simulation, where an amazing number of virtual people go about their business across a huge swath of land. Getting in and creating...

Through deep and rewarding gameplay, Colossal Order’s new simulation fills the increasingly noticeable void in the genre. Where others have failed, Cities: Skyline excels and delivers the new gold standard of modern city-builders.