Cities: Skylines - Campus

Colossal Order · May 21, 2019

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Back to school! In Cities: Skylines - Campus, university life abounds with new area types for any sort of student - Trade School, Liberal Arts and University. Increase the reputation of your campus by attracting students and creating Academic Works to unlock new buildings.

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Critic 8.3 (3 critics) · Gamer 7.4

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TechRaptor
William Worrall · Oct 10, 2019
7.0
Overall, Campus fills a very specific need, much like any other DLC for Cities: Skylines. It sets out to vastly expand the options for building higher educational establishments. Without a doubt, it achieves that goal with gusto. There are so many options, for a type of building which comes later in the game, that Campus certainly feels like one for the hardcore fans of the series.
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PCInvasion
A.K Rahming · Jun 01, 2019
7.0
The new Campus expansion adds a relatively deep and challenging new layer to the Cities experience, though I wouldn't call it a must-have.
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GameSpace.com
Mitchell Gassner · May 30, 2019
9.9
With the Campus expansion for Cities: Skylines, education finally gets its due in a city building game. Building your institution is a fun way to pass the time, but ultimately the new campus area adds little to your city beyond some visual flair. Growing your campus' reputation works like a mini-game, but gives little incentive to come back to your campus once all the buildings are placed and you have maxed out your universities prestige. The Varsity Sports stadiums are visually appealing and can be placed anywhere in your city if you aren't interested in micromanaging the coaching staff.
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TheXboxHub
Gareth Brierley · Oct 13, 2019
8.0
Perhaps there is nothing groundbreaking to be had here with the Cities: Skylines Campus addition, as it fails to ever really change the dynamics of the nature of the game, but it does add a whole bundle of new content – and that is especially important if you are after a new challenge and want to make your favourite city the smartest in the world.
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