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Cosy city-builder LEGO Skylines announced, set to launch on Steam, Xbox Series, PS5, and Switch 2

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The latest in their line of wacky mashups, LEGO is back with a new game, this time taking on the city-building genre. Developed by Iceflake Studios and published by Paradox Interactive, LEGO Skylines attempts to take the winning formula of the Cities: Skylines games and throw it into a new and colourful setting. The trailer didn't show too much off, outside of some fun animations and a fairly expansive city. What we do know is that it'll be released on all modern consoles, alongside a PC release via Steam.

At the time of writing, no release date has been mentioned.

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Veho said:
I like Lego, I like city builders, I might like this.
But if they make the Lego Modular sets paid DLC, we riot.
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I'm guessing you've never looked at Cities Skylines nor it's DLC.

Either way, I hope you like the Kaiser Chiefs.
 
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Damn, it looks great. I do hope that they will add support to import models from software that people use to create MOCs digitally.
 
Paradox couldn't get enough of scamming people into buying over priced useless DLC for CS so now they are bringing lego into the fold to do it all over again!

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Veho said:
But if they make the Lego Modular sets paid DLC, we riot.
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expect each set to be $50 that adds one building :rofl2:
 
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