Cities: Skylines‘ next DLC pack is sending players back to school. The Cities: Skylines Campus expansion will let players diversify their city’s educational offerings by building universities, liberal arts colleges, or trade schools, as well as a variety of varsity sports arenas and new Academic Works. Of course, there will be a number of new pro-education policies you can set as well. You can check out a brief trailer for the Campus expansion, below.
Here’s everything you can expect from the Campus expansion:
- Degrees of Freedom – Design your own campus based on three area types – Trade School, Liberal Arts College and University. Increase reputation by attracting students and creating Academic Works to unlocking new buildings!
- Var-City Sports – Bring college sports to your city by building football, basketball, baseball, track & field, and swimming arenas. Manage your teams, hire coaches, sell tickets — and collect prizes for winning matches! Customize your teams with unique jerseys and increase their chances of winning with cheerleaders and coaches.
- Syllabuster – Employ seven new policies including book fairs and for-profit education. Sponsor academic works by handing out research grants and supporting the staff. – We Fancy – Display your scientific achievements in Museums.
- Cheers! – Celebrate with your citizens during graduation ceremonies.
- Ludocartography 101 – Five new maps for your building pleasure.
- Three New Chirper Hats – Be the big chirp on campus!
Cities: Skylines Campus will cost you $13 and will launch alongside a free update which will add new library buildings, industrial policies, of course, more tunes. Education isn’t something I’ve seen a city-building game focus on heavily before, so this is an interesting addition.
Cities: Skylines Industries arrives on PC on May 21. Cities: Skylines is also available on Xbox One, PS4, and Nintendo switch, but the console versions are receiving expansions on a delay.
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