Lego Skylines City Builder Revealed by Iceflake Studios
A new Lego-themed city builder, Lego Skylines, has been officially revealed. Developed by Iceflake Studios, the team behind Cities: Skylines II, it will release on multiple platforms. This title was initially hinted at through a Korean age ratings board leak.
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Lego Skylines: A Laid-Back City Builder From the Team Now Steering Cities: Skylines II
Lego Skylines, a new brick-built city builder developed by Iceflake Studios, was revealed at Gamescom's Opening Night Live. The game is set to release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch, though a release window has not yet been announced. Iceflake Studios is also the team currently steering the development of Cities: Skylines II, with Paradox Interactive publishing both titles.
Is Paradox making a Lego Skylines city-building game? That's what the latest Korean age ratings board update suggests
A Korean age ratings board update has revealed a potential new city-building game titled Lego Skylines, published by Paradox Interactive. This listing suggests a possible collaboration between the Lego brand and the Cities: Skylines franchise, potentially offering a more accessible take on the genre. The update also included ratings for other titles like Persona 4 Revival and Gears of War: E-Day.
Lego Skylines Leaked by Korean Rating Board
The Korean Rating Board has leaked information regarding Lego Skylines, a new title from Paradox Interactive that appears to be a Lego-themed spinoff of the Cities: Skylines series. The leak also mentioned Persona 4: Revival, a remake of Persona 4. Further details on these and other upcoming games are expected at Summer Game Fest.
New Lego game leaks via ratings board and it's not what you're expecting
A new Lego game titled Lego Skylines has been rated in South Korea, suggesting a city-building simulator similar to SimCity or Cities: Skylines. This leak follows other recent ratings for games like Persona 4, Gears of War: E-Day, and Ace Combat 8, and hints at a potential reveal soon. The article also touches on other Lego-related leaks concerning potential sets for Pokémon, The Legend of Zelda, and Donkey Kong.
