The game starts out with two roads: one leading into town, and one leading out of it. Thanks to amazing local traffic simulations-a quality the game does and should boast of-you’ll have to build your population up to earn the right to build those highways. Modern times means that the idea of the modern city grows, too. That was part of the beauty of the 20 hours I spent playing Cities: Skylines, though. As I learned quickly, a lot of thought goes into it-and one lane roads are your new best friend. In fact, I never realized how much thought one needs to put into creating traffic lanes and streets until I became mayor of my cities. They sent out social media blasts praising new parks I put in, and they also made sure you knew if there were traffic problems. My citizens “tweeted” to me when I forgot to put in sewer lines.
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Once I got past this bump in the road, though, a modern take on city-building led me to new heights. Cities: Skylines throws you into the experience headfirst and expects you to succeed.
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