NAM is great
<- prefer cities in motion
- SuperJail Warden
- Gone Forever
- +640|3937
There is a new city builder out called Cities Skyline. It was released a few days ago and is made by the same people who made Crusader Kings 2 and Europa Universals 4.
$30 on steam. Overwhelmingly positive reviews from the community. 88 metacritic score.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/255710/
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/cities-skylines
day one steam workshop mod support also.
I bought it. Will answer any questions or stuff
$30 on steam. Overwhelmingly positive reviews from the community. 88 metacritic score.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/255710/
http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/cities-skylines
day one steam workshop mod support also.
I bought it. Will answer any questions or stuff
Last edited by SuperJail Warden (2015-03-15 12:02:19)
Definitely considering it, maybe next paycheck
- SuperJail Warden
- Gone Forever
- +640|3937
it is really worth the money. I bought it yesterday and already dropped 10 hours into it
But i just spend a couple hundred on a motorsports pass.
Just got Cities: Skylines today. Pretty freakin awesome. My last sim-type city game was SimCity 2000 so take that as you will.
I was debating between SimCity and this and finally decided on the latter. I'm sure I would have been happy with both, but my one major issue with SimCity was the inability to expand your current city. I realize you can build a new city but I didn't like the idea of starting over. There were pros do doing it with the specializations, but it didn't sway me enough.
I was debating between SimCity and this and finally decided on the latter. I'm sure I would have been happy with both, but my one major issue with SimCity was the inability to expand your current city. I realize you can build a new city but I didn't like the idea of starting over. There were pros do doing it with the specializations, but it didn't sway me enough.
Cities: Skylines put me a solid week behind in lectures. Such a good city builderpirana6 wrote:
Just got Cities: Skylines today. Pretty freakin awesome. My last sim-type city game was SimCity 2000 so take that as you will.
I was debating between SimCity and this and finally decided on the latter. I'm sure I would have been happy with both, but my one major issue with SimCity was the inability to expand your current city. I realize you can build a new city but I didn't like the idea of starting over. There were pros do doing it with the specializations, but it didn't sway me enough.