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Cities Skylines 2: Bridges & Ports Delay – Don't Wait Up! - News Directory 3

Cities Skylines 2: Bridges & Ports Delay – Don’t Wait Up!

May 27, 2025 Catherine Williams Entertainment
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At a glance
  • Colossal Order announced‍ another delay for ⁣teh⁢ Cities: Skylines 2 bridges and Ports expansion.
  • The developer⁣ shared the news in a forum post, explaining that internal reviews and feedback from an early ⁤access group indicated the bridges and port features were promising,...
  • Colossal Order believes the ⁣ Bridges⁤ and ports ‍ expansion is⁢ enjoyable in its current ‍state, but requires more time to reach the desired level of quality.The‍ company...
Original source: rockpapershotgun.com

‘Cities Skylines 2’ fans, brace yourselves: the Bridges and Ports expansion is delayed yet again! Colossal Order has pushed the release to Q4 2024, a ⁣move directly addressing⁤ community feedback and the need for more polish. The developer, prioritizing quality, wants⁤ to ensure the primarykeyword, ⁤ bridges and‍ ports, reaches its full potential. This decision follows a pattern of acknowledging and addressing⁢ initial game shortcomings ⁢and ⁤a rushed DLC release. The team decided that, despite the⁢ feature’s promise, additional work⁤ was needed. News Directory 3 has the latest updates⁣ on this story. But all is not lost! A secondarykeyword, free update, is coming on June 11th, bringing new bridges, piers, and⁤ quays. This will tide players over ⁤until the main ⁣expansion’s launch. Discover what’s next for⁤ Cities: skylines 2 and what the future ⁢holds‍ for its city-building ambitions.

Key Points

  • Bridges and Ports expansion delayed to Q4 2024.
  • Colossal ⁢Order cites need for more polish.
  • Free ⁤update ⁤with new bridges and piers arrives June 11.

‘Cities: Skylines 2’ Bridges and Ports Expansion Delayed Again

⁤ Updated May 27,2025
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Colossal Order announced‍ another delay for ⁣teh⁢ Cities: Skylines 2 bridges and Ports expansion. Originally slated for release after the Beach Properties DLC, then pushed to the second quarter of 2025, the expansion is now expected⁢ in ⁤the fourth quarter.

The developer⁣ shared the news in a forum post, explaining that internal reviews and feedback from an early ⁤access group indicated the bridges and port features were promising, but other aspects lacked polish.This⁤ led⁢ to a difficult decision:‍ delay the release to add more depth, or release it‍ “as-is.”

Colossal Order believes the ⁣ Bridges⁤ and ports ‍ expansion is⁢ enjoyable in its current ‍state, but requires more time to reach the desired level of quality.The‍ company previously acknowledged⁢ performance issues and a rushed DLC release following the game’s ⁢launch ‍in October 2023, leading to refunds ⁤and promises of betterment.

Ironically, a free update is scheduled for June 11. ⁢It will include new bridges, leisure piers, and⁣ quays.

The delay is likely a prudent move, averting the risk of another flawed DLC ‍release.

What’s next

Colossal Order will continue working on the Bridges and Ports ⁢ expansion,aiming for a Q4⁢ 2024 release. The free update arrives June 11.

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