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Paradox and Colossal Order have today release a number of DLC packs including Cities: Skylines - Airports.

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The expansion includes:

  • Modular Airport Building: Connect terminals, gates, and other airport buildings via concourse networks, designing your own perfect airport.
  • Airport Progression: The more business and tourism travel that you attract to your city the more your airport will progress, with additional building options, larger planes, and more revenue for local industry!
  • Public transport: Sometimes the hardest part of traveling is getting to the airport itself. Connect your new travel hub to your bustling city via transport buildings like bus, metro, and train stations.
  • Cargo Air Traffic: People aren’t the only ones traveling by air, and you need not stick your cargo terminals off in the outskirts of your city. Build new cargo terminals that fit with your airport, connect them to the complex, and eliminate eyesores while bringing in new goods for your citizens.

"The teams at Paradox Interactive and Colossal Order are excited to give fans an all new transportation option to integrate into their designs" said Magnus Lysell, Cities: Skylines Product Manager at Paradox Interactive. “Fans have long been requesting the possibility to integrate airports into their cities, and we can’t wait to see the things our community delivers with these new tools."

In addition these new extra DLC packs were also released:

  • Content Creator Map Pack: Featuring 8 new terrain maps by Sanctum Gamer, unleash your city-building creativity on new and unique landscapes.
  • Content Creator Pack: Vehicles Of The World: A set of 21 new vehicle assets from around the globe, brought to you by bsquicklehausen. Fill the streets of your cities with iconic service vehicles, like a Police Supercar and more!
  • Calm The Mind Radio: When city-building stresses you out, tune that dial to Calm the Mind Radio. The game’s relaxation radio station will bring chill vibes into your architectural workflow.  
  • On Air Radio: Cool cats rejoice, On Air Radio brings jazz beats to Cities: Skylines. Ideal for building the smoothest cities around, ya dig?

There was also a free update released that lets you mess around with a bunch of new trees.

You can pick up Cities: Skylines from Humble Store and Steam.

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denyasis Jan 26, 2022
5 DLC's at the same time?

I guess it's not micro transactions... Or annoying in game messages to buy a bunch of DLC...
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