Name: Cities: Skylines
Released: March 10, 2015
Genre: Simulation, Strategy, 3D
Developer: Colossal Order
Publisher: Paradox Interactive
Platform: PC
Edition type: Repack
Interface language: Russian, English, Multi7
Voice language: English
Tablet: Sewn in (CODEX)
Description: Sky without borders! This is a world where you make the rules. Cities: Skylines invites you to build dream cities on sprawling lands with sky-high homes and mind-blowing architectural marvels. Developed by the Colossal Order, the game features limitless sandboxing across vast expanses with new ways to develop your settlements. Cities: Skylines includes political impact on city life: for example, individual areas are taxed differently. All of this, including the ability to modify the game, is the most complete city building simulation. You are only limited by your imagination, so take the reins of power into your own hands and go to conquer the sky!
System requirements:
✔ Operating system: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 (64-bit)
✔ Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+ | 3.0GHz
✔ Video card: nVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 / ATI Radeon HD 5670 | 512MB
✔ RAM: 4 GB
✔ Sound device: Sound device compatible with DirectX 11
✔ Free hard disk space: 11.5 GB
Game Features:
- Urban policy: A set of management levers over the city and the division of the development vector by district.
- Urban areas: You can name individual parts of the city at your discretion for variety and identity.
- Construction of roads and urban zoning.
- Unlock buildings and services.
- Taxation: Fine-tune the city's budget and services, setting indemnity prices for residential, commercial and industrial areas to allocate areas between the most and least demanded buildings.
- Public transport: Build a transport network in your city with buses and railway (metro).
- External Relations: Create conditions for the prosperity of industry and commerce along with new customers in neighboring cities.
- Miracles: top content that players aspire to.
- Giant maps: Unlock new areas of the map to further grow your cities.
- Simulation of water flows: Experience a new experience in building water infrastructure.
- Polished graphics and radically redesigned gameplay.
- Mod Toolkit: Built-in ability to encourage user creativity.
Repack features:
» Based on content from CODEX
» Nothing cut/Re-encoded
» Game version: 1.12.2-f3
» Present and unlocked DLC:
Cities: Skylines - Natural Disasters
Cities: Skylines - Snowfall
Cities: Skylines - After Dark
Cities: Skylines - Deluxe Pack
Cities: Skylines - Preorder Pack
Cities: Skylines - Post Cards
Cities: Skylines - Match Day
Cities: Skylines - Stadiums
Cities: Skylines - Art Deco
Cities: Skylines - High Tech
Cities: Skylines - Rock City Radio;br />
Cities: Skylines - Mass Transit;br />
Cities: Skylines - Relaxation Station
Cities: Skylines
Cities: Skylines - Green Cities
Cities: Skylines - All That Jazz Music Pack
Cities: Skylines - Parklife
Cities: Skylines - Synthetic Dawn Radio
Cities: Skylines - Industries
Cities: Skylines - Campus
Cities: Skylines - Content Creator Pack: Modern City Center
» Installation time 3 minutes
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Torrent re-uploaded. Patched to version 1.12.2-f3. Added: Cities: Skylines - Content Creator Pack: Modern City Center. Updated 11/08/2019
Embellish your city with the best player creations.
The iconic Seattle Observation Tower has been a tourist attraction since its construction in 1962 for the World's Fair. Now the Space Niddle tower can also tower over your city, looking directly into space, as if saying: "Space, hello."
Another real attraction - Turning Torso - is the tallest skyscraper in Sweden. This building impresses with its grace and elegance. And while it's not tall enough to match the size of Skylines' own buildings, it will still make a great landmark in your city.
Welcome to City 17. It's safe here, because nothing makes you feel more secure than a towering alien monolith, right? Place a Combine Citadel in your city to remind worried citizens that you have everything under control. Just keep an eye on scientists who are always creating problems.
Although ghosts, ghouls and marshmallow men do not pose any threat to your city (at least for now), fire remains a dangerous element. So to feel good, throw in this copy of the fire station from Ghostbusters.
Tired of landfills and incinerators stinking your beautiful city? Replace them with Recycling Center. It processes debris more slowly than traditional options, but is more environmentally friendly.
Bluth's Banana Stand
Why not add Bluth's Banana Stand to your area? I heard it has money in it. It's also a great attraction for your villagers, as they can now meet at the big yellow booth. But it can accidentally burn out.
If you didn't destroy Chirper using the mod you had at the beginning, you probably minimized it and turned down the volume. However, why not host the Chirper headquarters in your city? This is a unique building so it will promote employment and tourism and give this adorable but annoying bird a chance to show its face (only quietly).
Roads
So, you've built a beautiful city, but have you noticed some of the problems that your citizens live in piles of garbage and corpses? If you haven't cut your budget to the bare minimum, it's most likely due to traffic issues. Here are some road features you can place in your city to help cut down on traffic problems.
Paying a lot of attention to cars, it's easy to forget to make good paths for pedestrians. Located in the Parks menu, this beautiful pedestrian suspension bridge will delight the eyes and feet of your citizens.
Timbo's Marvelous Interchange Emporium
While I'm trying to draw at least some exit that doesn't look like it's just been hit by an earthquake, Timbo has created a huge number of beautiful and useful interchanges. If you subscribe to Timboh's Emporium, you will always have the best roads.
Yes, it's my fault that I've dealt with public transport at the very end by simply placing train stations, subway stations and bus depots wherever I could find a spot. But this pre-built collection of roads and lanes makes it very easy to get to grips with your public transport and gives passengers the ability to quickly find their way between buses, trains and subway tunnels thanks to the elevated lanes. All that remains for you is to place the buildings in the right places.
This decoupling is so big that it doesn't fit in the "object manager" in the game, but it's worth it. With these realistic twists and turns, this interchange will allow your townspeople to navigate their way in a very smart and realistic way.
Around this beauty, I want to build a completely different city. Built to handle traffic in eight directions, this roundabout also has many free space in the center to accommodate bus stops, metro stations, several sites and even a couple of buildings.
The fact is that all the roundabouts are very large, and it is difficult to fit them into the city that you have already built without destroying a large part of it. The Small Green Roundabout is a great option for a neighborhood or low-traffic area, and it includes walkways and nice decor.
Cars are not the only thing that can be driven around. This graceful elevated pedestrian ring road will be very convenient for residents, as it has paths leading up and down to the streets, and in the center there is a small park.
parks
I'm sure your city is already beautiful, but you're probably tired of adding all the same old parks and playgrounds. Here are a few more for you to choose from.
Let your tiny citizens boldly go where no man has gone before, like this beautiful park dedicated to the USS Enterprise.
Are games art? What about cubes? Invite your residents to visit the Modern Art Plaza, where they can look at the huge black cube and pretend they understand what it means.
Great for downtown areas, this beautiful recessed plaza will give your townsfolk a chance to unwind amongst the skyscrapers in a bustling city.
Skylines has a stadium for professional athletes, but what about local talent? This public football field should please sports fans in your areas. Although, I have not seen anyone playing on my field, people just walk on it.
Cities: Skyrim? Of course, why not. There are certainly some followers of the Daedric Prince in your city, so now they have a place to worship or just relax. This Shrine of Azura statue has the same properties as the Statue of Wealth. By the way, the statue of Talos is also available.
Jesper's Fields
It is very easy to neglect industrial areas and it is also strange to have city and playgrounds next to them. Therefore, this collection of fields from Jasper is perfect for agro-technical areas. These fields are beautifully written out without attracting much attention.
In your city, you can sometimes see teenagers with skateboards, so why not give them a separate place? This concrete skatepark has ramps, railings and even graffiti.
1×1 Swing Park
Sometimes you want to improve a crowded city by building something small without destroying anything. If you only have one square of space available, this 1x1 Swing Park is perfect for keeping the neighborhood happy without ruining anything.
Cards
Now that you have tons of new things to build, where do you really want to put them? Keep a collection of cards that you can leave your mark on.
Finally, a map that requires the multiplayer version of Skylines. This map gives you the ability to build on hexagonal islands, each with its own resources.
Rivers, mountains, beaches, valleys and waterfalls, Sea Turtle Falls has something for just about everyone. An interesting and beautiful challenge for urban developers.
Divided by a river, this massive and impressive round city has almost 300,000 inhabitants. However, there is plenty of room for growth. Maybe you want to add some more circles?
This map is great for aspiring supervillains, as it features an extinct volcano that now houses a lake. The map has rivers flowing into the sea and several nearby islands, which allows you to turn this already beautiful map into a flourishing city.
With beaches, mountains, and hills, Boulder Rapids is a great map to build a city on, especially if you're planning on building a dam: there are some great places to do so.
Not only is this map very beautiful, but it is also quite a difficult place, as there is very little space for buildings. Can you build a city here without disturbing the natural beauty of the place?
Inspired by the Nile Delta, this map features ore-rich mountains, vast sandy plains, and fertile river valleys. This is a great place to create your very own desert oasis.
While we wait for GTA V to come to PC, this map is a great way to visit the sprawling city of Los Santos. Here are already built areas that accurately reflect the locations of the game. However, if you yourself want to build your city, then .
Mars is already waiting for trucks! Settle the red planet using ore deposits to build a worker city in this map based on Daedalia Planum, the famous plain of Mars. This map goes great with the "Martian" color correction tool.
On this very detailed map German Cologne is located the river Rhine, highways, lakes and Natural resources. Will you build an exact copy of the city or something completely new?
The problem with national parks is that the government gets upset when you start building skyscrapers all over the park. Now the problem is solved. This exact copy national park Zion in Utah is not only beautiful, but also very difficult to build a working city on it.
Gabe Newell's Face
If you've ever dreamed of building a city based on Gabe Newell's faces, we've got good news for you. But do not rejoice, there is worse news, because this is a very strange dream.
Finally, let's improve the look of Skylines with some of the tools below.
Tools
Skylines is quite beautiful, but the same can be said for many other games, so players never stop trying to make the game even better. Here are some mods and tools that add some visual effects to make the game look as cute as possible.
The Dynamic Resolution mod will allow you to tinker with your game's native resolution and scale it up based on your needs. Pressing F10 brings up a slider that allows you to make changes, but be prepared for serious FPS drops if your CPU can't keep up. A nice touch is that the mod shows your FPS values while you make adjustments, and even has a slider to enable another graphical setting (Ambient Occlusion mod) that you can use to make the game even prettier.
If you don't like static sunlight in Skylines, what about the sun moving across the sky all day long? Although night will not fall (as soon as the sun sets, it will immediately rise again), it is still curious to watch the shadows that grow and stretch as the day comes to an end, and to see how the sun rises over the city every morning.
Turn back time with this isometric camera. It will allow you to buy new game retro style.
Do you like cel shading and want your city to look like this? Then this customizable tool will allow you to apply Borderlands as your Skylines visual style. By activating this tool, you can later turn it on and off by pressing the keys of your choice.
1977
Step back to the 70s with this tool inspired by the 1977 Instagram filter. I can already hear the bell-bottoms rustling on the pavement and the cops adjusting their bushy mustaches, can you?
If you're not afraid of small performance issues, you might want to brighten up your city with sunbeams. This stunning effect can be toggled on and off.
I don't use the tilt effect when I play Skylines, but it's very good for screenshots, and combined with the Toy Film Camera, you can give your city a bright, cheerful, and updated look.
Mirror's Edge Menu LUT
The government in Mirror's Edge may have been a little oppressive, but one cannot but agree that one of the positive results of this was a very neat and clean city. So now, thanks to Mirror's Edge Menu LUT, you can fill your city with white, bright red and pale blue colors.
Without a doubt, while we were compiling this list, several thousand more user creations appeared in the Steam Workshop. Remember to check the Workshop regularly to find mods to your liking.
A couple of months ago, Cities: Skylines turned three years old, which means it's time to dust off our mod list and take a look at what great things the game community has done since then. Already on launch day, Skylines boasted pages of buildings and infrastructure nodes; now their number has exceeded a thousand, and mods have spawned an exorbitant number - 145,948 pieces.
Long list. You should dig into the Workshop, who knows what you can find there? If you don't want to dig through the pile, I've prepared a bunch of the best of the best, including some of my absolute favorites that I can't live without. Most of these mods will work with the base game, but there are some that require add-ons, so be sure to test them against what you personally have.
Ghost in the Shell Buildings
The first question I ask myself when founding a new city is: how futuristic and vibrant will it be? The answer is always the same: as much as possible. Undoubtedly, you have already caught the theme of my collection. This makes the Ghost in the Shell Buildings pack a very important part of my city, although perhaps less important than other mods.
Blade Runner Police Tower and Tyrell Corporation Pyramid
FOGBAE-TOWR4
Let's linger in the future a little more, gawk at the imposing monolithic bulk of the FOGBAE-TOWR4 power plant. Isn't this architectural style called brutality? And damn, she looks really cool. The building also brings practical benefits - it provides electricity to all these ants swarming in its shadow. Build it, and each of your citizens will know that he is a worm against the colossus of the state.
Gula's Architectural Designs
Okay, okay, not all of you need futuristic buildings. "Architectural Designs" is a collection of 24 objects by a titular modder, and I'll tell you, it's a thing. It has everything from a giant hamster statue to a building with KFC and Taco Bell. Enough and other things, like skyscrapers. Diverse, high quality selection.
Quad Collection
The Quad Rioters collection contains an astonishing 166 objects, and I love it wildly, because the collection is full of sparkling sci-fi or buildings close to it like Xenophilia and all sorts of modern skyscrapers and business centers that fit perfectly into any city of today. If you are too lazy to wade through hundreds and hundreds of building mods, this collection will help you out a lot.
Sunken Train Station
I love it when cities try to hide large buildings and infrastructure, trying to seem more spacious than they really are. Apparently, that's why I also like iron stations sunk into the ground (whether they are made in brick or concrete). If you prefer stealth, this mod is made for you.
Amsterdam Centraal Station
Well, if you need a station that, for all its functionality, will also be a work of architecture, then you will need something like Amsterdam Central Station. The amazing six-row building, based on the Amsterdam Central, is replete with details. Check out what it looks like from the inside!
Timboh's Marvelous Interchange Emporium
This collection of infra nodes has been with me since the launch of Cities: Skylines, although it has grown a lot since then. I really enjoy building road networks, as I suspect anyone who comes to Skylines from Colossal Order's Cities in Motion does. This is a troublesome and long process, but TMIE allows you to make it easier and demonstrate to everyone what a gifted person can achieve with only a highway at his disposal.
Sharp Junction Angles
Actually, this mod does exactly what its name says - it makes it possible to lay roads with sharp corners turns, creating thoughtful and beautiful transport networks. Comes with Road Anarchy, an insane mod that lets your streets give a damn and go meet Trackmania.
Advanced Road Anarchy
Speaking of Road Anarchy, here's its big brother, Improved Road Anarchy. The same, by and large, mod that defies the winds and allows you to design the most dangerous and craziest highways. And there are buttons, a settings panel and information tips.
CTCN Transport - Blimp
With the release of the Mass Transit add-on, we finally got plump airships soaring so beautifully over the city and rolling joyful citizens with tourists. They look pretty old-fashioned, but you already know what I like, right? That's right, we'll make helicarriers out of these zeppelins. CTCN Transport are the same functional airships, only they look cooler. Let's fill the sky with them!
Better Planes Pack
Mini
I just really like MINIs.
Newport City (Niihama) Map
Belmont County Transport
With the advent of Mass Transit, you and I have special "transport" scenarios, but what if this add-on did not exist? Belmont County Transportation is a scenario map that sets the goal for the player to connect several small towns with a transportation network and transport 1 million in 750 weeks, excluding subways. Discard other transport mods if you want to feel the full complexity of the task.
New Orleans Disasters
If you own the Natural Disasters expansion and are looking for an opportunity to test your sanity and ability to stay focused and confident in a crisis, take a look at Cataclysms of New Orleans. The map uses real terrain and sea levels, making it unnecessarily flood prone.
new york city
Skyrim
If you used to wander around this map for a good hundred hours, now you can build on it modern city. The mod features unusual, challenging terrain and is one of the best Cities: Skylines maps I've seen. It was created with such love for detail that I was terribly ashamed to deform nature with huge, ugly buildings of the industrial age. An excellent map for building an eco-friendly city.
Los Santos
One of the first major landscape mods, Los Santos from GTA V is still one of my favorites. As in the case of Skyrim, the limitations of a natural nature force you to seriously plan your development.
First Person Camera Updated
What do your residents see when walking through their city? This first person camera mod lets you see the world through their eyes. For Skylines, this is a real innovation, but personally, since the days of Dungeon Keeper, I have been breathing unevenly for various building and management simulators that allow me to “descend” from heaven to earth.
81 Tiles
This mod removes the limiter from the map, expanding it from 25 squares to 81. Big city. You can unlock them one at a time as usual, or all at once by expanding in all directions. Of course, this affects productivity, the more the larger the city becomes.
Automatic Bulldoze
Burnt and abandoned buildings have a catastrophic effect on the value of real estate and do not add any attractiveness to your city. Demolishing them one by one, especially in a huge metropolis, can be an extremely unpleasant task, which makes the auto-demolition mod simply indispensable - with the touch of a button, it saves you from wrecks.
Reddit For Chirpy: Updated
Chirpy, the hate-free, troll-free version of Twitter in Cities: Skylines, will now be able to notify you of all new posts on subreddits of your choice. You see, Chirpi can be useful.
Chirpy Exterminator
If Chirpi for you is a demonic creature that should be expelled from the game, then the Chirpi Destroyer will help you with this. The annoying bird will disappear forever, having ceased to bother you with the ridiculous thoughts of your feeble-minded inhabitants.
More Beautification
The mod improves the control panel features by changing the Decorations tab. It does not add new objects, but gives access to all 65531 items that exist in the game. Don't forget to grab Prop Snapping and Prop Anarchy as well, they will further expand the mod's capabilities.
Well, we have reached the end of our selection, but not the list of Cities: Skylines mods. The farther, the more there are, and already there is a whole host of wild statues, spaghetti-twisted infrastructures and piercing skyscrapers. Well, by tradition, write your favorite mods in the comments if they are not included in our list.
