Cities: Skylines places out its ultimate DLC roadmap earlier than it goes away for good

Cities: Skylines goes by way of its bucket record forward of this yr’s launch of Cities: Skylines 2. Earlier than it shuffles off stage fully, the primary game is bringing eight years of updates to an in depth with a raft of themed “World Tour” DLC, plus some new music, new buildings, and one ultimate “mini enlargement”.

It’s going to kick off on March 22, when the Africa In Miniature, Purchasing Malls, and Sports activities Venues packs will launch. These have been truly created by group modders, and can (you guessed it) add a bunch of latest buildings and property themed round purchasing centres, sports activities venues, and African tradition and structure.

These content material packs might be accompanied by a number of new radio stations, which is able to launch as DLC on the identical day. JADIA (Simply One other Day In Africa) Radio provides 16 tracks from African rapper Wan Shey, 80’s Film Tunes will add, effectively, a bunch of ’80s-movie-inspired tracks, and Pop-Punk Radio will lastly plug the gaping, Green Day-shaped gap within the game’s musical lineup (and likewise my coronary heart).

All of that might be adopted in Might by a Japanese railroad-themed content material pack, a Brooklyn and Queens pack, and an “Industrial Evolution” DLC that provides “a brand new set of growable buildings that span totally different eras of commercial constructing kinds”. These might be accompanied by some ’90s pop bangers and a pack of piano tunes, too, as a result of why not?

In all probability essentially the most fascinating a part of Cities: Skylines’ ultimate DLC roadmap is the teaser for a vacation-themed “mini enlargement” on the finish of the trailer, however particulars on which can be nonetheless frustratingly obscure. It appears to be like prefer it’ll be Cities: Skylines’ ultimate add-on earlier than it goes away for good, although, so this is hoping it seems to be extra ‘bang’ than ‘whimper’.