I played Cities: Skylines today. I played that game for three hours straight for the first time ever. I streamed it live on the Internet for all to view and if you missed it, you're in luck because you can watch all three hours right now.
Now, the audio mix is completely screwed up for at least the first hour. Since I had to upload to YouTube directly from Twitch, the usual editing and attempts at quality control on my videos are not in place.
With that said, here's unedited gameplay for the upcoming city builder game, Cities: Skylines. I hope to have a proper "A Look at..." go up this weekend. The review will go up around on or shortly after March 10th.
Three Hours of Cities: Skylines Gameplay
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Shawn Zipay
- Published: 03-05-2015, 07:51 PM
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Three Hours of Cities: Skylines Gameplay
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And is this also the one where you loaded a city from Steam Workshop where the author creates a traffic jam for both trains and ships?
Edit: Whoops, checked the date. My bad.