Added: 16.02.2015 11:10 | 15 views | 0 comments


From GameWatcher.com: "In spite of whatever else might be wrong with it, there is no mistaking the sheer amount of creative freedom that Cites XXL allows. The ability to play as the benevolent overlord of a teeming metropolis entirely of your own creation proves to be a satisfying pursuit, yet it remains one that is uncomfortably similar to previous games in the series. And thats the thing really; Cities XXL simply doesnt do enough new to justify its full price tag over its predecessor and in doing so, its stunted evolution coupled with a general lack of polish ensures that this latest instalment in the Cities series flounders in the face of more ambitious city-building efforts."

Added: 13.02.2015 15:10 | 14 views | 0 comments


Inevitably the citizens left and the industries ground to a halt.. I had successfully run HopelessVille into the ground - Writes Gary C

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Johnny Ohm, GIZORAMA - "Simulation games have been a long-time cornerstone of the industry and cater to the kind of people that absolutely crave control. Whether theyre micromanaging their avatars love life or orchestrating railroad delivery deadlines, sim gamers get their jollies from the large amount of detailed customizability these types of games often offer, and theres a certain pride to be had when it comes to managing a world in times of calm and crisis alike. So it only stands that a truly comprehensive city simulator would be the proverbial wet dream of every gamer who ever organized their Sims house down to the matching drapes. In that sense, Cities XXL, a massive city sim, was almost certainly designed to give OCD gamers a stroke."

Added: 10.02.2015 17:10 | 15 views | 0 comments


Jon of RGN writes, "Cities XXL offers up a solid, well put together package that will run on decent or better hardware and gives one of the fastest ways of building cities ever seen in gaming a latest rendition. Players get the deluxe package here in which great visuals to show off your city can be captured, first person viewpoint walk-throughs of your city with somewhat lifelike citizenry, big time economic management as well as small time policy management come into play as your population explodes and demand / supply comes into play as your needs and haves change as a city. There are areas where the game could improve, and by all means Cities XXL is not perfect. However, the speed at which you can rapidly amass a thriving city with various zones being populated from out-of-towners in no time at all, with very little explanation on how things work, is proof alone that it gets more right than it does wrong and earns its right as now being an industry mainstay for the city buildi...

Added: 09.02.2015 14:10 | 17 views | 0 comments


Focus re-release a Cities XL title and call it Cities XXL, but is it actually any good?

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Fans are in uproar after Cities XXL has been revealed to be the same as the previous game in the franchise Cities XL. The only difference fans have noticed is the new black UI colour scheme. Cities XXL was released on Steam yesterday. Cities XXL is a city building game, similar to the SimCity franchise.

Added: 05.02.2015 15:10 | 13 views | 0 comments


Focus Home Interactive has released the launch trailer for Cities XXL.

Added: 05.02.2015 13:34 | 11 views | 0 comments


Cities XXL is a bigger, more complete city-builder pushing the city limits to the edge of your imagination. Running on an improved game engine for enhanced performances, Cities XXL offers classic and extended city-building content, including over 1000 buildings and structures, over 65 maps including new landscapes and environments, and ecological features making Cities XXL the ‘greenest’ Cities XL game yet.

Added: 05.02.2015 0:00 | 14 views | 0 comments