One of my favorite things around the world is the rough poetry inherent in the word ‘skyscrapers’, and many lessons of writing and the language gathered when considering the complete way of mundane that the word really feels used. This week, the Skylines community: Skylines joined me in the club “Perhaps thinking too much about skyscrapers”. Paradox’s city builder was ten.
To celebrate, they built a free route for IT and cities: Skylines 2, including new radio stations, new content and a free steam event for the original run on March 20-24.
Some thoughts about blog:
We have established a huge order with the dream of creating a city building will bring more freedom and creativity for city players to be built. For cities: Skylines, that dream not only came true, but also thanks to our support, we had the opportunity to continue to release – make it possible and who participated with us on the way.
City: Skylines has continued to receive updates over the past years, most recently in October last year. Its sequel was launched in a difficult state a year earlier, despite seeing some improvements since then. It also saw some controversy surrounding the “rush”, and still seemed to be a way to leave the original in both popularity and reception.
Paradox has tried to wrongly assess the impact of technical shortcomings of Skylines 2. The player is currently “less accepting that you will fix everything over time,” Paradox Mattias Lilja said to Edwin last year, with CCO Henrik Fåhraeus commenting separately that “we are aware that the performance is not excellent, but we have understood that it will be underestimated as the player will be realized by the player to be realized as the player is realized as the player is realized as the player is aware of the player.”
