About This Content 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. Build five types of varsity sports arenas and nine unique faculties, employ seven new policies, earn seven new achievements and take on five new maps! Campus takes higher education to new heights with everything you need to graduate magna cum laude.Key Features:Degrees of FreedomZone for new campus area types - Trade School, Liberal Arts College and University. Increase reputation by attracting students and creating Academic Works and unlock new buildings!Var-City SportsBring college sports to your city by building football, basketball, baseball, track & field, and swimming arenas. Manage your teams, hire coaches, sell tickets -- and collect prizes for winning matches! Customize your teams with unique jerseys, busses and security. SyllabusterEmploy seven new policies including book fairs and for-profit education. Sponsor academic works by handing out research grants and supporting the staff.We FancyDisplay your scientific achievements in Museums.Cheers!Celebrate with your citizens during graduation ceremonies.Ludocartography 101Five new maps for your building!Three New Chirper HatsBe the big chirp on campus! 1075eedd30 Title: Cities: Skylines - CampusGenre: Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Colossal Order Ltd.Publisher:Paradox InteractiveFranchise:Cities: SkylinesRelease Date: 21 May, 2019 Cities: Skylines - Campus Download For Pc [torrent Full] cities skylines campus download. cities skylines campus price. cities skylines campus ps4. cities skylines campus reddit. cities skylines campus xbox one. cities skylines campus update. cities skylines campus schedule. cities skylines campus patch notes. cities skylines campus review. cities skylines campus sports. cities skylines campus. cities skylines campus wiki. cities skylines campus twitch. cities skylines campus maps. cities skylines campus attractiveness. cities skylines campus life. cities skylines campus release. cities skylines campus dlc price. cities skylines campus free update. cities skylines campus release date. cities skylines apple campus. cities skylines campus cost. cities skylines campus dev diary. cities skylines campus dlc ps4. cities skylines campus gameplay. cities skylines campus expansion. cities skylines campus console. cities skylines campus dlc xbox one. cities skylines campus buildings. cities skylines campus pre order. cities skylines campus trailer. cities skylines university campus. cities skylines campus dlc Basically not working if the city has Hadron Collider. DO NOT BUY if you plan to play with your fully developed city.. So far I like it.. can't give any details about the mechanics or how it affects the sims but...it looks good and it's so cool you can create a university with all these buildings around it.It gives the city that extra dimension, like the parks, and zoo, and amusement park.. It is confirmed, Paradox hates us students when they released this in the middle of exsams seasons.Grade A for effort. Brilliant addition to the game. Highly recommend it to anyone. I think it's time for a sequel.That was my main thought during my quick 2 hour rundown of this DLC's content, and that makes it hard to recommend. There was nothing new that I got really fired up about, because everything I care about is already in this game. What does remain is the inane traffic AI, deathwaves, and slowdowns even in moderately sized cities running on high end hardware.The Good: I'm glad to see public libraries make an appearance. In terms of what the Skylines was missing versus its cohorts (including the giant in the field from 2003 whose name I can't mention) a sort of general city-wide buff to education. It's interesting having universities provide little buffs to various other services. Specializing education is a nice touch and not a feature I was expecting going in. Campuses are definitely a much better usage of the Parklife special district tool than we saw in Industries, and possibly the best we've seen yet. In those past two expansions, the giant square blocks taken up by the factories or recreation areas often felt at odds with the usually organic look of those places in the real world, but here the campuses of Campus much more resemble real university campuses than either Parklife's parks or Industries' industrial areas.The Bad: School buses are just incredibly meh. As with the sightseeing buses introduced in Parklife there just seems to be no good reason to use them versus normal buses. And this is the big one- There's really nothing new here. The mechanics are straight copies of Parklife, Industries, and Match Day. The developers are working very hard to make the most of the content that is already in this game and squeeze it for all it's worth, which makes a lot of sense as a strategy both for a business and for the health of the software, but it feels increasingly like they've exhausted what can be done on this engine.As with all new DLCs, the game now runs slightly slower as a result of the extra content being loaded. The cars are still all trying to take the same lane on the highway. My game clock still gets throttled when I move over the downtown highrises. With each new release (and probably the new DLC they will inevitably be selling this November) the problems just keep getting worse and worse, the limitations of this engine just becoming more and more apparent. Campus does just enough to make me feel like I didn't waste my money, (mostly just by doing what Colossal Order has done in the past, but better this time) but at the end of the day, I'm still left thinking just one thing.It's time for a sequel.. Never let people who play game's be in charge of a campus. You may want to rethink your naming of the "Final Solution" discovery. Pretty funny to see though.. So far very fun was waiting for a pack to expand on the schooling and it was worth the wait, its like industries but with a bit more too it so if you liked that pack get this one.. Summary: + Similarly to Industries DLC, it greatly expands and improves on existing features in-game, this time in the education system. + If you wanted to have a big specialized university in your city, now you can. + Assets look absolutely beautiful (well done artists!). + Free update that comes with Campus is enough if you don't have money to buy this DLC, as it adds great improvement to how education works and the policty Industry 4.0 which solves end-game problems with (un)employment in the industry.- brings more micromanagement that might get overwhelming if you have industries and parklife too. Long story:At first I wasn't really that happy or interested Colossal is releasing yet another Parklife-based DLC. It's really based on the exact same system - you paint a district area, put a main building in that defines the type and then put auxiliary buildings in that increase some stats for leveling it up. There's already a LOT of micromanagement in Industries which works the same, so you might find yourself spending more time designing all your different specialized districts like university or that oil industry rather than actually building your city. I got sold by the Academic works and by the bonuses the universities bring to your city. I saw some videos how the universities can look like and I really wanted to have a big campus area in my city too, farting out as many academic works as possible. I also appreciated I can choose whether I'll go by the American system and request unholy tuiton for the studies or go by Europe standards and offer it for free. It's a really nice addition in the end, but honestly I kinda hope it's the last. The micromanagement is fun until it's too much.
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