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  • Summary: Cities: Skylines - Parklife is a playful new expansion that will make your city more alive with new amusement parks, nature reserves, city parks and zoos.

    Give new life to your empty land with custom parks and gardens. With everything from roller coasters and campsites to flower beds,
    Cities: Skylines - Parklife is a playful new expansion that will make your city more alive with new amusement parks, nature reserves, city parks and zoos.

    Give new life to your empty land with custom parks and gardens. With everything from roller coasters and campsites to flower beds, fountains and flamingos, Parklife adds new ways to play, with the introduction of a new park area tool and level-up features that increase your parks property values, along with five new maps and a ton of new assets.
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  1. Apr 8, 2019
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    Cities Skylines is an essential metropolitan simulator, but some of its DLCs aren’t all that necessary. Parklife might be the least essential of the major updates so far. Its mechanics don’t impact or benefit the systems of the main game enough, and individual building objects aren’t attractive either. However the ability to shape a park space on both a larger and smaller scale does make cities feel more alive, more lived in and more like mankind has carved a space into the natural landscape. Die-hard fans of the game will jump at the chance to fine-tune and beautify their creations, but the casual city planner probably won’t find enough here to be worth the investment.