Mastering its learning curve requires dedication and patience, as the game's realism and diverse gameplay options are intricately intertwined with numerous variables. Undoubtedly, the Cities franchise upholds its signature challenge. Additionally, while the map size is smaller than in the original game, most tiles can be unlocked, resulting in a more expansive experience for every map. These enhancements encompass improved road tools, an advanced economic system, sophisticated traffic mechanics, and dynamic climates that alter the appearance and functionality of your city with each passing season.

To surpass its predecessor, this game aims to provide new gameplay features. Of course, expect it to be more demanding regarding system resources, especially as your city grows. Expect more realistic animation and higher-resolution textures, making it feel more like a breathing city. Built using Unreal Engine 5, it is a definite upgrade compared to its Unity-powered predecessor. The first thing to note with Cities: Skylines II is its improved graphics. A newer engine for a more immersive experience