Cities Skylines 2 is announced, and if Colossal Order wants players to make the jump then it needs to include all of Cities Skylines’ DLC.
After an eight-year wait, Colossal Order has finally announced Cities Skylines 2 is set to launch sometime in 2023, and it can be wishlisted on Steam now. The community of fans built by the original is already abuzz with what this sequel will entail, and Colossal Order is promising that Cities Skylines 2 will be the most realistic city builder ever, so hopefully it delivers.
While the sequel announcement is great, there is also a worry that Colossal Order will choose to strip out Cities Skylines content to launch later as Cities Skylines 2 DLC. The studio has expanded the first game with so many different packs, and it would be a shame if that content was cut from the sequel. Maxis’ The Sims series may release a Seasons and Pets DLC for every Sims game, but Colossal Order does not have to follow suit with Cities Skylines content.
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Since 2015, Cities Skylines has seen a slew of expansion packs and smaller DLC releases adding new mechanics, building types, settings, and a handful of radio stations.
