But a 3rd expansion in a row that’s based around it? It’s kind of too much, without making Campus any less good of course! You are building a future in Cities: Skylines, and how would future look without a big emphasis on the education of younger people?Ĭampus areas provide 3 different specializations, Trade School, Liberal Arts and University, which aim to attract more students, which will in turn create Academic Works and unlock new buildings for you! You can also build many sports facilities in them (football, basketball, baseball, track & field and swimming arenas), which will let you manage your teams, hire coaches, sell tickets, and of course – win extra money for beating your opponents! Industries (October 2018) Ok, the area tool is amazing, and full of possibilities. Release Date: Main Features: Campus Area, Sports Team Managementīuy from Paradox, Steam or HumbleBundle for 12.99€ The main selling point is the new Fishing Industry though, which also adds a lot more purpose to any lands covered with water, doesn’t require the Industries expansion, and also offers 5 new maps to take advantage of the new mechanics! All-in-all a solid expansion, however it won’t offer much to your gameplay, unless you own all the rest of them! Campus (May 2019) The Sunset Harbor offers many new additions to the base game, giving some much required attention to the Waste Management as well as the Water Treatment systems, making them at last a fun part of the overall city management, as well as a nice integration with the Green Cities expansion. Release Date: MaMain Features: Fishing Industry, Waste & Water Management Buy from Paradox, or Steam for 12.99€
So let’s dive in, and break down all the main features you will find in each expansion, hoping to make your choice-making simpler! Cities: Skylines DLC StatsĬities: Skylines – Sunset Harbor Expansion
There are 3 “types” of DLCs for Cities: Skylines, the normal expansions, which add a lot of new mechanics & features to the game, Content Creator Packs, which are asset collections from top modders (they do get a cut of the revenue too, so props to that!), and last but not least – a Paradox favourite – Music expansions, which as you guessed enrich the in-game radio with more stations, and a ton of different genres to satisfy anyone’s city-building cravings. yet we did! Paradox is a publisher that likes DLCs, and it would be unreasonable to make an exception for the best city-builder on the market! Hopefully, not all of the expansions are necessary to get more of what you love in the game, since most of them follow a quite different gameplay direction. Cities: Skylines expansions are too many to count.
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