Cities Skylines 2 mods and DLC are not going well so far
Official support for Cities Skylines 2 mods and the first DLC for the city builder bring technical issues, criticism, and bad Steam ratings.
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Official support for Cities Skylines 2 mods and the first DLC for the city builder bring technical issues, criticism, and bad Steam ratings.
Following last year’s rocky launch, Cities: Skylines: II has released a new patch that introduces a whole bunch of performance fixes, along with support for code modding and a map editor that publisher Paradox Interactive previewed last year. The modding feature is still in beta, and it uses Paradox’s own platform rather than the Steam Workshop. There’s also a new paid Beach Properties assets pack that adds new building types, variants, and palm trees.
Modding was seen as the most important next step by developer's leader.
In addition to several bits of paid DLC, Cities: Skylines 2's modding tools and Editor are getting a number of fixes and improvements.
Cities Skylines 2, the city building game from Paradox Interactive, finally has in-game mod support and a new asset pack, Beach Properties.