To summarize, I love the new metro, it adds more flexibility and realism to this core transportation system. And sure the new awesome overground feature. The new approach to placing tunnels brought us a larger curve which sometimes makes things more complicated. The new trains are one car longer than before and can carry more passengers. It’s not only about adding new overground options, but it’s also a revamped approach to the metro. Didn’t use it too much because of the pollution, I prefer those recycling centers from Green Cities. There are unexpectedly pleasant features! Also, new inland water treatment facilities allow avoiding placing sewage on the shoreline and crapping into water. It looks cool and I need to dedicate less space for those. Usually, each of those buildings is attended by up to 10 people in my new 35k+ city. As for the realistic impact of child and elderly care on the health of my citizens – that’s a very unobvious thing. Now there are many buildings you need to place in each district thus I dedicate some land to make a nice localized complex with a park. Also, I’ve found out that now I’ve started building medical complexes instead of just placing healthcare buildings here and there. They’re not very common in modern cities and they don’t bring any distinctive features to make me choose them instead of buses or trams. I just failed to come up with a reason to use them besides my desire to test a new feature.

So, it’s rather fine but not a game-changer. Also, the fishing industry adds a cool fish market and a bunch of traffic problems next to my shoreline. Well, it’s not a game-changer but what I like is that it adds more usage for your waterfront. I’m going to list the new features and share my impression on themįishing industry. What’s New in Cities Skylines Sunset Harbor DLC Probably, you may fix this by placing those new buildings everywhere but I didn’t try this. I assume this is due to the new elderly and child care building introduced in Sunset Harbor DLC without which your city will start dying. The problem is that the expanded healthcare system triggers a death wave crisis for a city built with old tools. So I’ve been playing Cities Skylines Sunset Harbor DLC for two weeks and I think I’m ready to share some impressions in this Cities: Skylines Sunset Harbor reviewįirst of all, forget about continuing working on your city which you started before buying Sunset Harbor Cities Skylines DLC

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