Four More Screenshots Revealed for Cities XL 2012
Cities XL 2012 today unveiled more of its extensive new content through 4 exclusive screenshots of the game, showing some of the many new buildings the 2012 edition features. The screenshots also show off one of the new maps, an Oasis lost in the middle of a sand desert! The new maps will bring new challenges to all virtual city-planners: fractured or rugged landscape, landlocked constructible areas or easy access to natural resources… these challenging conditions and many more await you in Cities XL 2012!
Focusing on added content, Cities XL 2012 offers, thanks to nearly 300 new buildings, a staggering choice of a thousand of different structures that you will be able to place freely on more than 60 enormous maps, in order to create the cities of your dreams in every detail.
Cities XL 2012 is the newest version of the popular PC city-building simulation, which allows you to build, develop and then connect huge cities.
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Cities XL 2012 allows players to become real urban planners, balancing economic & energy developments of their cities while managing transportation, housing, social services and recreational activities. Content is key to the new game, as Cities XL 2012 offers a staggering number of unique structures with over 1,000 in total.
The 60 huge 3D maps are entirely constructible and sport incredible detail. Cities XL 2012 offers more variety than any other city building-game and, at the request of its fast-growing community, Cities XL 2012 is now open to modding and even features a special guide within the game to get players started. With these new tools, dedicated players can build and share their creations to their hearts’ content!
Cities XL 2012 will be released on October 20th in retail and online stores.
Martin Baker
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