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Unfortunately that may be the case. :(
If possible, you can try to remove any unnecessary files/games or expand your storage. Worst case scenario, you can always refund the game prior to the game's release, as long as it's within the 14 day mark.
Skyscrapers are obviously bigger in size.
I need a city builder that isn't as stressful as something like Rimworld or vague as Dwarf Fort in it's current state.
I own the first Cities game, and am considering spinning it up just to get an idea. Ive never had a taste for these until recently but always jumped on past sales like a spoiled gamer.
You'll be happy to know a 115gbs install size is perfectly fine and the standard for a game released 7+ years ago. At least according to those people.
So you can expect C:SII to be AT LEAST 175gbs.
What? That's a totally normal install size. We all love it and so do you. Don't think about it. Just consume product and get excited for next product. Independent thought is a hazard to our society.
It would surprise me if it was under 30 and over 60