Colossal Order and Publisher Paradox Interactive creators of Cities skylines the leading city-building simulator have announced that it will receive a remaster for PS5 and Xbox series X/S. Cities Skylines was released in 2015 on PC and quickly became a fan favorite and later released for the console with good reviews and slightly less intuitive controls didn’t hinder the experience of the game too much. But now the developer Colossal Order and Publisher Paradox Interactive have announced the Cities Skylines Remaster which will massively improve the game for console players.
This new remaster of cities Skylines wants to let the player create a thriving metropolis like never before. And of course, the remaster will get a graphical and performance boost that will make use of the new and more powerful hardware of the PS5 and Xbox X/S. Players will also be able to build their cities better than ever with now 25 buildable tiles instead of 9 on the PS4 And Xbox One version of the game. Also, players will now be able to look forward to the quick selection tool, for user-experience improvements like precision placements, updated snapping, an environmental control panel, and a map editor.
And anyone who owns the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One versions of the game and its DLCs will receive City Skylines Remastered and the DLC up the Airports expansion for free. And those who don’t own the last-gen versions can get the game for £34.99 / €39.99.
This remastered version will arrive on PS5 and Xbox on February 15th and the remastered versions of the DLCS will become available in the next few months. You can see a very small teaser of some of the new improvements in the announcement teaser.
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