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2023 PCPlayStationXbox 49.99 € 👍 53 % Mixed, 73,524 reviews on Steam

A deep city-building simulator where you freely plan traffic, economy and infrastructure of a sprawling metropolis. The detailed, living simulation makes it both relaxing and complex.

What defines Cities: Skylines II:

  • Lavish presentation
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Tactical depth

The closest matches for Cities: Skylines II are Transport Fever 3, Ostriv and Planet Zoo. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cities: Skylines II special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Ostriv

Gameplay comes before story

A city-builder set in 18th-century Ukraine where you govern a town, laying out organic settlements without grid or angle limits on 3D terrain while managing the economy and your villagers.

Planet Zoo

Lavish presentation

A deeply detailed zoo simulator where you sculpt habitats piece by piece and care for convincingly simulated animals. Creative building meets economic management in a relaxed yet layered sandbox loop.

Planet Zoo 2

Lavish presentation

A zoo-building sim where you design and manage detailed parks with land, aquatic and flying animals. New wildlife reserves let you release your animals into larger natural habitats.

Transport Fever

Realistic visuals

A transport tycoon simulation where you start in 1850 and build rails, roads, harbors and airports, growing a thriving transport company across more than a century. The appeal lies in planning efficient networks and watching cities grow.

Train Fever

Gameplay comes before story

A railway business simulation starting in 1850, where you plan tracks, stations and lines and watch cities grow thanks to your transport network. The appeal lies in optimizing your network and observing the living city simulation.

Train Life: A Railway Simulator

Bright, upbeat tone

A railway simulator where you both drive the trains yourself and run your rail company. You must respect signals, switches and braking distances, while handling management decisions and unexpected incidents on the line.

SimCity 4

Gameplay comes before story

A deep city-building classic where you act as mayor, sculpt terrain, manage a region and grow cities by balancing traffic, economy and services. Linking multiple cities within a single region is a standout feature.

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