Cities Skylines 2 is far from finished. As a new patch fixes dozens of bugs and makes significant changes to the road and traffic systems, Colossal Order finally confirms that the much-anticipated first Cities Skylines 2 region pack is also about to arrive. Free to all players, it adds new building designs and visual styles to the city builder, and allows you to shape your various metropolises based on architecture from real-world locations. At the same time, fresh creator packs for the original Cities Skylines have also been released – with the likes of Civilization 7 and Manor Lords competing for the throne, the best-known strategy and building game series is seemingly springing into new life.
The latest overhaul repairs more than 60 bugs, and adds more complexity to the challenge of managing pollution. For the first region pack, community creators have built assets based on , the UK, , Japan, China, the United States' East Coast, the West Coast, and Eastern Europe. All the assets are free, and they're on their way very, very soon.
The release date for the first Cities Skylines 2 region pack is Monday October 28. In the meantime, two content creator packs, created by Tantalus, were just released for the original Cities Skylines. 'Mountain Village' features 30 unique buildings, three service buildings, seven parks, and five new props. 'Map Pack 3' introduces three new scenarios, ten mountain-themed maps, and ten intersection assets. The new Cities Skylines 1 packs are available now for $5.99 / £4.99 each.
Despite the difficult launch of Cities Skylines 2, these are clear signs that Colossal Order is committed to remedying the strategy game's most significant issues, and expanding CS2 with the assets and new material that the community wants most. Cities 1 was released in 2015 and had a lifespan of almost ten years before it was superseded by the sequel. With a little more time, Cities Skylines 2 will hopefully become the game that we always wanted.
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