Cities: Skylines Snowfall Review

Nothing burns like the cold

As winter comes to a close (and comes to a peak for some of us) Cities: Skylines’ Snowfallexpansion sets out to bring the wonder, beauty, and civil engineering struggles that come with the ice cold weather. This new DLC comes packed with new winter themed parks, monuments, and transportation options as well as new gameplay mechanics that complement the seasonal…

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i haven’t linked one of these in a while, but humble bundle has a bigass bundle of cities skylines DLC that includes the base game, which is extremely relevant to my interests and possibly also yours

$20 gets you the full bundle, or you can pay a dollar for the base game only (with $10 and $15 tiers also)

i already have most of these and i still might end up buying it because even for half this pack $20 isn’t bad

anywayhere’s my affiliate link if you want to get a deal and get me a kickback on it

This is the base game and all but six packs of DLC that are listed on Steam.

Right now, if I were to splash out and get the complete bundle on Steam, when I have the game and like, two expansions, I would have to pay over $220.

It also has a coupon for 20% off any Cities: Skylines DLC on Steam.

Things that bother me about Cities: Skylines

• You can’t start building a railroad or a road network in the middle of nowhere. You must connect them to an existing road or rail network.
• Cargo and passenger train stations are not built upon a rail line; they are built upon a road and then connected to the rail line. If you have built a rail line across the map and want to create a new village around the rail line, you must first drive a road across the map, place your rail station, and then realign your rail right-of-way to connect to the station.
• Not all transit methods require placement upon roads. Harbors require a connection to water. Once the building is placed, you connect the building’s built-in road to your road network, or create a new road network off of the building. There is no option to upgrade the road that runs through the building; you cannot turn the building’s two-lane street into a two-lane street with trams.