Cities: Skylines allows you to unlock unique buildings for your city by achieving certain goals, i.e. There are still some things to work towards even in the late game. SimCity used to throw disasters at you to make this period of the game a bit more interesting, or at least more “challenging.” I’m not sure that’s the right answer, but there’s no doubt that after a while the feeling of “I’m struggling to build a city” is replaced in Cities: Skylines with “I literally can’t build fast enough to use all this money.” By the end, I was unlocking things like airports-and then putting two into my city because why the hell not? I just kept thinking back longingly on those earlier, hardscrabble years where unlocking a new set of buildings meant choosing between a hospital and a fire department. And I did! I kept building and building and building long past the point where it’d become rote. (Of course, there’s already a mod on Steam Workshop that unlocks all 25 tiles for your use.)īut there comes a point where your city is basically a perpetual motion machine-all the parts are in place, and there’s nothing for you to do except keep expanding. You’re allowed to take over nine squares total, with the only requirement being that they connect in some way. You start with a single grid of 2 kilometers by 2 kilometers, and the map as a whole is a 5×5 grid of these squares (so 10 kilometers by 10 kilometers total). As mentioned, you’ll gradually expand not just your city but the available map space for your city. And nobody picked it up for days.īut you can do it! And even more fascinating, you can affect what’s already on the map. That awkward time there was a dead body (red skull)…on the playground. Trying to figure out what to demolish so you can run a highway down the center of the city can be a frustrating and tedious experience. While they’re available pretty much from the beginning, they’re priced out of your budget.
The most disruptive additions are public transit-related, as you demolish buildings to make space for metro stations. The one downside is having to re-plan your city every few hours.
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