Cities: Skylines, then, has found a gap – no, a canyon – in the market, but its lack of competition hasn’t made developer Colossal Order’s task of porting the highly complex urban planning ...

Cities: Skylines Review – A Steep Learning Curve (PS4) August 15, 2017. By Jowi Girard-Meli ... Fast-forward to the current year, when I was very excited to review Cities: Skylines.

Check out our review of Cities Skylines: Remastered as Paradox's city building sim makes its way onto PS5, and see how it stacks up to the PS4 version.

Brett has played many, many hours of Cities: Skylines for review. He dedicated about a dozen hours to industrializing Cities: Skylines using a code provided by the publisher for purposes of this ...

Cities: Skylines is available on PC, Mac and Linux for £22.99 on Steam. In many ways Skylines picks up where SimCity left off, and it seems to tick off a checklist of features that fans of the ...

Cities: Skylines 2 is much bigger than the original, but unfortunately it's not better—at least not yet. City on the grow As in the first game, you begin with a small square of land on a giant ...

Cities: Skylines 2 is an ambitious sequel that might have bitten off more than it can chew – be prepared to do a lot of terraforming if you don't want your metropolis to look like a nightmare.

Our Cities Skylines 2 review explains what makes the new city builder game from Colossal Order a meaningful upgrade over the original. New to Shacknews? Signup for a Free Account.