On connait enfin la date de sortie de Cities Skyline, prévu désormais pour le 10 mars prochain sur PC, Mac et Linux, comme vient de le confirmer Paradox avec cette nouvelle bande-annonce montrant de nouveaux et jolis extraits du jeu. Dont le style graphique ne sera donc pas sans rappeler celui du défunt remake de SimCity, mais dont le gameplay lui devrait par contre permettre de construire et gérer, certes en solo uniquement, de vastes métropoles.
Au passage je vous rajoute en prime un récent screenshot, ci-dessus, et notez aussi que les précommandes ont débuté, permettant d’obtenir pour le jeu de base quelques bâtiments en bonus, que l’on retrouvera avec une série de monuments historiques dans l’édition Deluxe. Ou probablement aussi par la suite sous forme de mini DLC. Voyez ci-après ou sur sur cette page du site officiel, ou encore par ici sur Steam, pour plus de précisions.
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STOCKHOLM – February 10, 2015 – Paradox Interactive and Colossal Order, architects and constructors of mighty gaming monuments, are happy to reveal that Cities: Skylines, the city simulation game for PC, Mac, and Linux, will be in the hands of aspiring building magnates and town planners everywhere on March 10th. Starting today, players can also pre-purchase Cities: Skylines and receive in-game items and other content.
To celebrate this announcement (and also because Paradox and Colossal Order are just really lovely people), a brand new gameplay trailer has been released alongside a pre-order campaign offering additional content and items for anyone purchasing the game prior to March 10th. This includes:
• Five additional in-game items (Basketball Court, Botanical Gardens, Merry-go-round, Bouncy Castle, Dog Park), adding fun, style and practicality to any town!
• Digital art book containing building blueprints and other original concept art
• Four digital postcardsCities: Skylines can be pre-ordered at www.citiesskylines.com.
Get a look at the lively cityscapes of Cities: Skylines in the new trailer.
“Colossal Order has done an amazing job in developing this game, and their talent and passion clearly shows in what they have created,” said Fredrik Wester, CEO of Paradox Interactive. “It is no exaggeration to say everyone internally at Paradox has been playing this game for months through every stage of development–it is quite addictive–and we are genuinely thrilled that Cities: Skylines will soon be in the hands of players everywhere.”
Players of Cities: Skylines will have total control in endless sandbox city-building gameplay across massive maps, allowing them to design and manage the metropolis of their dreams. Vast backdrops provide players with countless ways to improve and expand their cities, while extensive modding support allows players to design everything from in-game parks and buildings to new landscapes.
