Cities: Skylines Expanded Edition Heads To Switch 2 On October 29
The Switch 2 release carries over the September PS5 and Xbox Series X|S Remastered changes, notably the jump from 9 to 25 buildable tiles and an environment control panel, which is what the Extended Edition console build is now defined by.
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Paradox Interactive announced the Nintendo Switch 2 version of Cities: Skylines on October 8. It launches October 29 as Cities: Skylines - Expanded Edition, priced at 6,890 yen with tax included, and ships with 10 DLC expansion and content packs such as After Dark, Snowfall and Green Cities. Tantalus Media, which handled past console versions, is porting it.
The Switch 2 build adds keyboard and mouse support, a feature the earlier Nintendo Switch version did not carry. Graphics settings offer a Performance mode targeting 60fps and a Quality mode targeting 30fps. Tantalus Media handled the port, the same studio behind past console versions of the game. The tile count rises from 9 to 25, matching the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S Remastered release from September, and the package includes quick selection tools and a map editor.
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