I am so glad I gave up on Paradox.
Hopefully, CO can make some cool economic strategy games without Paradox's involvement.
Maybe this means we'll see a Cities in Motion 3 or does Paradox still retain the Cities in Motion brand?
I was really excited for the original Cities in Motion back in 2011, crazy to think almost 15 years have passed.
This is not a movie.
Not to mention moral interpretation of such matters is subjective (violence is ok, implied sex is not?)
"I spent 7 years making Generation Exile, a solarpunk city-builder," Anderson announces on Reddit. "Trailers in PC Gaming Show June '24 & '25. Top 70 most played demo during our Next Fest. Did all the things you're supposed to. Launched in Early Access last week with over 35,000 wishlists. So far, we've sold fewer than 300 copies."
That is really rough, especially considering how much press the game got.
I was actually joking. :) I have NSFW on and the landing page does look pretty wholesome to me.
I think all the NSFW games are under the Indie NSFW festival which has a dedicated Furry section:
You down for some "Furry Holy Grail" NSFW adventures? :)
It does seem like a "one of kind" game.
Another user mentioned playing in VR, I can only imagine would intense that would feel.
You must have NSFW games disabled in Steam. :)
Looks like a new direction for the Anno series. I have yet to play 1800, but I am a huge fan of 1602, 1503, 1404.
I didn't like 2070.
The "history editions" of 1602 and 1503 are really good.
Don't know if it supports VR, but I bet would be pretty intense in VR.
They are lying. A work account that's not labelled as such is a fake account.
Hahaha!
That would be quite the development!
Huge player of Cities in Motion 1/2. I still play both of them to this day.
Cities in Motion 2's city building elements were basically a prototype for Cities Skylines. The look and feel are very similar (of course CiM2 didn't really have city-building management layer, just public transit).