10 Biggest Differences In Cities: Skylines 2 From The Original

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is here, bringing many updates and changes to the original, beloved, city-planning simulator game, ​​​​​, which has been around since 2015. The series remains true to its roots with several familiar elements and then adds in new quality-of-life features such as better tools, and entertaining AI enhancements in addition to the stunning new graphics and soundtracks available. It is a truly massive game, five times larger than the original, and yet many of the new changes are seen in the intricate details.

The sequel is scheduled to be released on PC on October 24, 2023, with PS5 and Xbox Series X/S versions coming in early 2024. Though it won't start out with all the extra bells and whistles that more than a decade's worth of DLCs have provided for the first game, has many new features to lay a foundation for an incredible game, with several planned DLCs already in the works for the coming weeks and months. Here are a few of the most exciting changes that have been put in place for the game.

To help appreciate the beauty of the graphics in, there are entirely new Cinematic and Free Camera modes added to the game. In the Free Camera mode, there are many different lenses and filters that can be applied, or even the ability to change the weather, time of day, and more to create the perfect setting for the picture. Cinematic Mode is a video recording feature that provides many detailed tools for creating videos to show off cities or even appreciate natural disasters.

Starting a city in gives an option to choose from either European or North American themes. The choice of theme will affect street markings, which side of the road citizens drive on, traffic lights, vehicles for city services, and architectural styles. When