Since the PS4 release trailer, Paradox Interactive just announced a new weather-centric Snowfall expansion is coming to their city-builder Cities: Skylines PlayStation 4 Edition soon! 
Snowfall will not only add a weather system to the game, but also Winter-themed towns where you'll need to plow streets full of streetcars and pipe in heating to keep residents warm at night.
Here's more on the Snowfall expansion from Producer Niklas Lundstrom, to quote: We have some pretty cool news to tell you today.
It’s so cool, in fact, that it’s making all of your residents unreasonably cold and driving up electricity demands across town as everyone cranks up their heaters.
Today, the Paradox team and I are excited to let you know that the weather-centric “Snowfall” expansion is coming to Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition! Not only that, but Snowfall is just the first of many — we’re announcing an entire season (not just Winter) of DLC for our city-builder, all coming to your town in the near future.
Since the launch of Cities: Skylines in August, we’ve been hearing a lot from PlayStation fans. Everyone has had great things to say, but one thing we’ve heard often is a desire to expand the core experience with some of the other features that Cities players have come to expect from the game.
From the stylish street-level architecture of the Art Deco Pack to the high-flying blimps of Mass Transit, there’s enough customization and new features coming to the PlayStation 4 Edition to make your town as attractive, efficient, or completely-on-fire as you’ve ever wanted.
If you’ve already tried out Cities: Skylines but you’ve been hungry for more, we’re going to offer a Season Pass that includes seven pieces of DLC. Or, if you’ve been waiting for the right time to run for the Mayor’s Office, we’re also introducing the Cities: Skylines – Premium Edition, which will come with the base game (and After Dark) plus all the content from the Season Pass as it becomes available.
The season kicks off with Snowfall, which will add a weather system to the game, plus Winter-themed towns where you’ll need to plow the streets and pipe in heating to keep your residents warm at night. Oh, and streetcars — a personal favorite of ours at Paradox!
Following that, the Season Pass will include seven additions in total, each optimized to run on PS4, with features ready to add to your town using a controller. You’ll get:
Cities Skylines: Tec City Mega Cidade
Cities Skylines PS4 super city reaching 150 thousand inhabitants without mods, all services active, everything released, sandbox mode, and in the next video we are going to destroy everything!
Cities Skylines End of the World All Disasters (PS4)
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Snowfall will not only add a weather system to the game, but also Winter-themed towns where you'll need to plow streets full of streetcars and pipe in heating to keep residents warm at night.
Here's more on the Snowfall expansion from Producer Niklas Lundstrom, to quote: We have some pretty cool news to tell you today.
It’s so cool, in fact, that it’s making all of your residents unreasonably cold and driving up electricity demands across town as everyone cranks up their heaters.
Today, the Paradox team and I are excited to let you know that the weather-centric “Snowfall” expansion is coming to Cities: Skylines – PlayStation 4 Edition! Not only that, but Snowfall is just the first of many — we’re announcing an entire season (not just Winter) of DLC for our city-builder, all coming to your town in the near future.Since the launch of Cities: Skylines in August, we’ve been hearing a lot from PlayStation fans. Everyone has had great things to say, but one thing we’ve heard often is a desire to expand the core experience with some of the other features that Cities players have come to expect from the game.
From the stylish street-level architecture of the Art Deco Pack to the high-flying blimps of Mass Transit, there’s enough customization and new features coming to the PlayStation 4 Edition to make your town as attractive, efficient, or completely-on-fire as you’ve ever wanted.If you’ve already tried out Cities: Skylines but you’ve been hungry for more, we’re going to offer a Season Pass that includes seven pieces of DLC. Or, if you’ve been waiting for the right time to run for the Mayor’s Office, we’re also introducing the Cities: Skylines – Premium Edition, which will come with the base game (and After Dark) plus all the content from the Season Pass as it becomes available.
The season kicks off with Snowfall, which will add a weather system to the game, plus Winter-themed towns where you’ll need to plow the streets and pipe in heating to keep your residents warm at night. Oh, and streetcars — a personal favorite of ours at Paradox!
Following that, the Season Pass will include seven additions in total, each optimized to run on PS4, with features ready to add to your town using a controller. You’ll get:
- Snowfall (full expansion)
- Natural Disasters (full expansion)
- Mass Transit (full expansion)
- High Tech Buildings (content creator pack)
- Art Deco (content creator pack)
- Relaxation Station (radio station DLC)
- Rock City Radio (radio station DLC)
Cities Skylines: Tec City Mega Cidade
Cities Skylines PS4 super city reaching 150 thousand inhabitants without mods, all services active, everything released, sandbox mode, and in the next video we are going to destroy everything!
Cities Skylines End of the World All Disasters (PS4)
This is the end of the world, we are going to test all the disasters and end up with a city of more than 100,000 inhabitants, will your coats work? all the catastrophes together at once.
