Cities: Skylines
News, coverage and analysis tracking Cities: Skylines across the outlets.- Become a sentient AI in one of the most laser-focused strategy games I've ever played, Heart of the MachineHeart of the Machine 1.0 has been released, offering a unique strategy game experience that combines elements from Civilization, Cities: Skylines, and XCOM. Players can embody a sentient AI within the game.
- You can play Cities: Skylines for free this weekend, ahead of the launch of its first expansion in 2 yearsParadox Interactive announced new content for the original Cities: Skylines, including the 'Race Day' expansion pack launching March 10. The announcement coincides with a free weekend on Steam and a 90% discount for the base game, which is still considered a premier city-builder despite the issues with its sequel.
- Marathon Fontslop & New Pokemon Type | TAGThis article covers several gaming news items, including Bungie's decision to keep the "fontslop" UI in Marathon, potential new monster types and mechanics in Pokémon Winds and Waves, preorder bonuses for Pokémon Pokopia, a progress-losing glitch in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, a new expansion for Cities Skylines 1, Nvidia's RTX 5070 topping the Steam Hardware Survey, feedback from Marathon's Server Slam, Capcom removing Enigma DRM from Resident Evil 4 Remake, and a potential tease for a Fallout: New Vegas remaster from Iron Galaxy Studios.
- Cities Skylines 1 is getting its first new expansion in two years as resurrection efforts seemingly continue amid sequel's strugglesParadox Interactive has announced the first new expansion for Cities Skylines 1 in two years, titled Race Day, which will be released on March 10th for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC. This comes as the original developer Colossal Order is no longer attached to the series and amid Cities Skylines 2's ongoing development challenges with new studio Iceflake Studios taking over.
- The original Cities: Skylines is getting a new Race Day expansion next week, as Paradox parade the fact the series is turning 11Paradox Interactive is celebrating the 11th anniversary of Cities: Skylines by releasing a new 'Race Day' expansion for the original game on March 10th. Developed by Tantalus Media, the DLC adds features for creating parades, motor races, cycle races, and marathons. Additionally, Cities: Skylines 2 will receive new creator packs and patches, including the 'Office Evolution' and 'City Stations' packs.
- 11 years of Cities Skylines – it might not all have been plain sailing, but March sees a host of new content for both gamesParadox Interactive is celebrating the 11th anniversary of Cities: Skylines with a month of new content and updates for both the original game and Cities: Skylines II. The original game receives a free-to-play weekend and the 'Race Day' expansion on March 10, adding motor racing, running, and cycling events. Cities: Skylines II will also receive new creator packs and radio stations in March.
- Cities: Skylines celebrates 11 years with lots of new content on the wayParadox is celebrating 11 years of the Cities: Skylines series with new content and discounts for both the original game and Cities: Skylines II. The original game will receive a free Race Day expansion on March 10th, along with new creator packs and a free patch. Cities: Skylines II is also getting new creator packs, radio stations, and a free update with new buildings and features.
- 28 Of The Best Cities Skylines Mods In 2026This guide highlights 28 of the best mods available for the original Cities: Skylines, which remains a popular city-building game despite the issues with its sequel. The mods cover various aspects of gameplay, including traffic management, map expansion, network customization, and visual enhancements, aiming to improve the player experience and overcome some of the game's limitations.