Cities XL Platinum

$9.99

Release Date:: Feb 6, 2013
Developer:: Focus Entertainment
Publisher:: Focus Entertainment
Platforms:: Windows

Simulation Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud

About This Game

Build cities, shape a world.

Cities XL Platinum lets you design, build and link up cities of all shapes and sizes around the Cities XL planet!

Build more impressive cities than ever before! Cities XL Platinum offers a huge variety of over 1,000 buildings and constructions (including 50 brand new structures), that you can freely place on more than 60 gigantic maps, offering varied terrain and an incredible level of detail.

Take on the role of virtual mayor and find solutions to the problems faced by modern city planners like energy shortages and public transportation. Answer the growing needs of your citizens and find the perfect balance between various services such as housing, recreation, and employment. Specialize your cities and set up a trade network with neighboring towns to ensure large-scale financial success with an increasingly complex network of cities!

Key Features:

Over 1000 different buildings
60 gigantic maps
Answer the needs of the citizens: employment, housing, recreation, and more
Manage a large-scale economy

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

2 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #455369 english

99 hrs at review

Recommended

There was a real city-building simulators trend back in the day and plenty of competition on this field. But now we have basically Cities Skylines series only. Games like Anno or Frostpunk are something else, and I wouldn't count them proper them city building simulators. And the original series that started it all, SimCity, are now dead. It's kind of shame but it indicates changes in tastes of mass auditory, I guess. So, this particular game was not bad for its time. Hard to say if it's worth of time today because, again, there is Cities Skylines 2. But if you are a fan of a genre, then why not - you can check this game, as well as many others. Truth is, we need more competition among city building sims.