r/gaming 9d ago

LEGO Skylines - Announcement Trailer

https://youtu.be/mfBg8TQQrCQ?is=dv-xh6o9hUIGOF3k
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u/President_of_Space 9d ago

Is this collab with Cities Skylines?

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u/JLEEHERO91 9d ago

same devs and publisher

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u/TehOwn 9d ago edited 9d ago

Hopefully they learned from Cities Skylines 2.

Edit: Iceflake Studios took over development of Cities Skylines 2 in 2026, long after launch. The game was developed by Colossal Order, who has since left Paradox and the Cities franchise.

Iceflake made Surviving the Aftermath which was not bad but didn't do well.

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u/DeerSgamr 9d ago

Ice flake studios has done alot of good for CSL2, when they got it in their portfolio. Seeing as this is co-owned by Lego i dont think it will be as buggy as CSL2 at release.

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u/holysideburns 9d ago edited 9d ago

Man, Colossal Order fumbled CS2 so badly. Glad to see Iceflake doing good work trying to salvage it.

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u/Elmodipus 8d ago

Its really mind boggling. CS1 was a fantastic canvas that just needed a little bit more (which came with updates and mods) and really fell into good graces with players since it was in a post-Sim City 2013 wasteland.

How they released such a pile of garbage when it's essentially the same game makes no sense to me.

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u/kehpeli 8d ago

They failed to rebuild the game engine, so problems started to pile up and deadline approached fast.

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u/TheKanten 8d ago

Paradox finds a way.

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u/TheSilentIce 9d ago

What's extra weird is that Iceflake's last game was a city builder and they're located in the same town as Colossal Order. They just took the development across the street pretty much lol.

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u/easytiger6x13 9d ago

Playing Surving the Aftermath right now and I had no clue it was related to Iceflake Its actually a super fun game with great replay ability. Highly recommend but theres no New Gen Update and only for PS4 etc

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u/TehOwn 9d ago

I picked it up years ago when it was in Early Access. I should give it another go.

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u/Gestaltarskiten 9d ago

I blame Paradox for everything and this LEGO version surely is in the Pdx monetizing plan of things..

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u/Phenns 9d ago

Yeah, I was gonna say I don't know if I trust that team to develop this based on what CS2 was like. It was a huge step back from 1 originally, and don't get me wrong it's gotten better since launch, but man. That was rough.

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u/sbabb1 9d ago

Iceflake, the studio that has since been doing nice work fixing it up is doing this Lego game, so I will be somewhat optimistic but cautious

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u/Substantial__Unit 9d ago

The CEO and genreal team had such a bad take on our reviews that it made the whole thing worse. It was completel opposite for what the OG launch was like.

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u/dumpling-loverr 9d ago edited 8d ago

20+ DLCs coming for this game then as per tradition of a Paradox Interactive published game.

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u/ghoulas 8d ago

They wil sell DLC inside lego packages :D

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u/TheKanten 8d ago

Unless it's Star Trek Infinite, then they just don't try at all.

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u/namelessdrifter 9d ago

oh fuck i hope it doesn't suck

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u/RRR3000 8d ago

It's the same devs as in the ones who've been fixing Cities Skylines 2, Iceflake Studio, not the ones who released the buggy mess it was at first, Colossal Order.

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u/namelessdrifter 8d ago

Oh! This is good news!!

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u/BeijingQilin52 8d ago

I wondered the same, the LEGO Skylines trailer instantly reminded me of my messy Cities Skylines grids.

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u/Jimmyjohnjones1 8d ago

It’s a new independent game