Cities: Skylines - Green Cities

Critic reviews

• TechRaptor

  Chris Anderson · Oct 19, 2017

  6.5

  So should you get Cities: Skylines – Green Cities? If you’re a fan of the franchise, yes. There’s a lot of fun to be had and the visual distinction between regular neighborhoods and eco-friendly ones is pretty cool to see. There are also new challenges that unlock new unique buildings, and there are a few new props you can use to add detail to your cities. It’s a relatively meager offer, but the value feels about right for the amount of content you get. It’s pretty good, just not essential like Snowfall and Mass Transit were.

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• Cubed3

  Daniel Rivas · Mar 27, 2020

  5.0

  Although the newly designed buildings and overall aesthetic differences to Cities: Skylines are a welcome change, one cannot help but feel there is a large degree of missed opportunity and overall lost potential, with the aforementioned designs changes as well as the disappointing, and limited new set of maps. Unfortunately, because of this Green Cities is not a big recommendation when compared to the wider variety of DLCs already available for the core game.

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• Cubed3

  David Lovato · Nov 06, 2017

  7.0

  The gameplay isn't overhauled here, but it doesn't need to be. Cities: Skylines - Green Cities adds new content and refreshes current content, making for a more whole and diverse gaming experience, which is just about everything a good add-on needs to do.

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• Game Watcher

  Josh Brown · Oct 19, 2017

  8.5

  I’ll admit, it’s taken me this long to feel the need to expand Cities: Skylines above it base offerings. Now I understand why. Each expansion brings heaps of free content to owners of even just the base game, so you might only pick up the full bag if it focuses on what you need. For me, Mass Transit feels unnecessary; whereas for others that may have been all they ever wanted. Green Cities is like sugar in this case. I don’t need it, but I want it.

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