![]() Alongside expansions for games like Crusader Kings III, Across the Obelisk, Stellaris, and Europa Universalis IV, Paradox also revealed The Lamplighters League, an occult turn-based strategy game with a 1930s pulp aesthetic, sci-fi auto-battler Mechabellum, RPG Knights of Pen & Paper 3, and The Sims competitor Life by You. While Cities: Skylines II was the most exciting announcement to come from Paradox’s livestream, it wasn’t the only one. ![]() Thankfully, we won’t have to wait too much longer to get those questions answered.Īlthough its reveal trailer is purely cinematic, it also confirms that Cities: Skylines II will launch in 2023. While specific details on this enhanced simulation are light, the developers are promising that there will be more construction and customization options, as well as deeper transport and economy systems, in the sequel. Now, Colossal Order is trying to up the ante by calling Cities: Skylines II a “next-generation city builder” and “the most realistic city simulation ever created” in the press release revealing the game. ![]() Fitbit Versa 3Ĭities: Skylines II - Announcement TrailerĬities: Skylines is already a very fleshed-out city-building experience thanks to eight years of updates and expansions.
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