It’s as entertaining as it is intriguing to follow an individual citizen along their daily routine, feeling an immense sense of power as you expand a sprawling metropolis around their tiny existence. This gives a more personal and realistic impression and, as the creator, knowing your civilians have their own workplace and their own home is a fact that is satisfying in itself. It is clear that the game has been carefully developed down to its roots with all citizens individually simulated, unlike previous games of the genre.
Sharp, responsive and expansive are the three words that come to mind when I think of Cities: Skylines. That was, at least, until Paradox Interactive came up with a proposition we couldn’t refuse: a city-builder to end all city-builders. Never again did we think we would get a city-builder worthy of rapturous applause.
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The kings of simulation messed up on a cosmic scale, releasing a game that was virtually unplayable at launch and taking two years to release an offline single-player mode. After the release of Maxis’ catastrophic SimCity reboot, we thought the jig was just about up for the city-building genre as we know it.
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