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Thea 2 has fun of multiple difficulties. Unlock Triglav for super easy mode. Play as Horz for super hard mode. Edit events if you want to put the odds in your favor.

3/5 stars, fun for first playthrough, limited replayability (more of the same), divisive voxel-based graphics (hate it or love it). The challenge in the late game is feeding your populace. I don't plan on playing again any time soon but I enjoyed playing it thus far.

Cute, fun game which at first seems to have a similar vibe to Minecraft but after a while of playing turns out to be much more complex than that. Coming from a Minecraft/Sims/SimCity background, I took on the role of the supplier of construction materials and builder of group projects (and my home base was a Tier 2 skyscraper while everyone else lived in log cabins).

I can play any of many fun table top games with my penpals!

Challenging, Difficult, Fun, Exciting Sci-Fi game. I only played in the 2nd easiest difficulty level thus far and only got to Terraforming Stage 4 once so far in Sandbox Mode, no mods (if there are any) with Green Mars

Fun game in my favorite theme

The AI is stupid. I find myself using console commands to switch to allied AI empires to make them specialize their planets. However, this game is more fun than frustrating

This game has been one of my favorites since it came out! Expansion Packs and mods make it so much better. It runs on my Surface though it looks better on my gaming rig. Creating custom content is a breeze with the built-in tools. The most custom content I ever did on other games was recolors and collaborations but Cities: Skylines makes it easy to import beautiful assets; its ease of use makes it easier to trouble-shoot and iterate. I enjoy this game in its current state more than any other City Builder, economic, or simulation game currently available.

I love this game! It's relaxing, fun, and beautiful. I like the new content they keep coming out with and its lack of a timeline or 3D aspect pushed me to start back up on my own SimTower clone (which I stopped working on in 2014 until now). The music is relaxing; the seasonal decorations are a nice touch; the lobbies look cool.

This game is great! However, the changes from CXL Platinum to CXXL are not enough to justify $22. If you have an old version of Cities XL (and can get the 50% discount) and never had Platinum (and possibly never played 2012 DLC), or if you have a ton of money, or if you are at least as big a fan as I am, I would recommend buying this game. If you have CXL Platinum on Steam and you use mods already, there really is no reason to get CXXL.