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"A quite beautiful compromise": The LEGO Skylines devs did consider brick by brick building, but decided it was too much fuss for players
LEGO Skylines is the new plastic city-builder from Cities: Skylines 2 and Surviving the Aftermath developers Iceflake Studios, published by Paradox Interactive. I've played an hour or so of a preview build, just long enough to devise a circular highway of coffee shops, glass-fronted houses, unaccountably cheerful farms, and playgrounds poking up haphazardly like fungus. Kind of like the M25, but more rustickal. There's a park in the middle that can't work out which century it's in, with an ornam
Lego Skylines Hands-On Preview: It’s a Cozy, More Relaxing City-Builder
If you’re like me and looking for something a little less… punishing, shall we say, Lego Skylines might fit the bill. The developers described it to me as a cozier, simpler city builder. You’ll still have problems – crime, fires, you know, the things cities deal with – but you’ll have time to solve them.
Lego Skylines' devs want your city's problems to be visible without digging into a stats screen, which means finding a "family friendly" version of showing homelessness
As pretty as Cities: Skylines is, getting a read on your city's problems can take some digging. While traffic jams are immediately visible, prompting you to start reorganising the layout of your streets and bypasses, other issues only make themselves known when you switch on overlays or bring up a stats screen. Changing that is one developer Iceflake Studios aims for colourful plastic brick-based spinoff Lego Skylines. "If there's an issue, it should be visible in the world," game director Lasse
Lego Skylines is more approachable than the main Cities Skylines series, but that doesn’t mean it’s basic
Hands-on: Paradox's brick-based spin-off is certainly still packing plenty of detail
Lego Skylines is already looking like a treat, but I suspect the real magic's in the stuff Paradox won't talk about just yet
How's this for an unhelpful opener: in a lot of ways, Lego Skylines is exactly what you think it is; but in others, it's probably not. Conceptually, it's a winner, of course - a city builder built with Lego! - and yet it takes things unexpectedly far. But also there's a lot that publisher Paradox and developer Iceflake Studios are keeping quiet for now, and I suspect it's in these still-mysterious details where the game'll really come alive.
LEGO Is Getting A New City-Building Game Made By The Cities: Skylines Team
Iceflake began city building earlier this year. If you love city builders and LEGO, you might be interested in the upcoming Switch 2 release, LEGO Skylines. It comes from Paradox Interactive (the publisher behind the Cities: Skylines series) and will be developed by Iceflake Studios, who took over Colossal Order's work on Cities: Skylines 2 at the start of 2026.
LEGO Skylines Announced at Gamescom
A new LEGO city builder known as LEGO Skylines has been announced at Gamescom.
LEGO Skylines announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC
Publisher Paradox Interactive and developer Iceflake Studios have announced LEGO Skylines, a new cozy, customizable …
Lego Skylines is a brick-based spin-off of the Cities: Skylines series
The game will see players building cities out of Lego
Having taken over Cities: Skylines 2's resurrection, Iceflake Studios are also making a bricky city builder called Lego Skylines
You probably don't need me to recap the difficult life Cities: Skylines 2 has had since hitting the streets in 2023. Plagued by performance issues and prompting questions over whether its additions made it a worthy sequel right out of the gate, thus followed years of tweaks aiming to undo the damage. Eventually, original developers Colossal Order handed over the game and series' reins to Iceflake Studios, with Paradox Interactive staying on as publishers. The latter two have now revealed the nex
City Builder LEGO Skylines Announced for PS5, and It Seems Like a Perfect Match
Build it and they will come. Publisher Paradox Interactive has just announced LEGO Skylines, and it's confirmed for PS5. This is a city building sim from the development team currently also working on Cities: Skylines 2, which has yet to make its way to Sony's console. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
Is Paradox making a Lego Skylines city-building game? That's what the latest Korean age ratings board update suggests
City-building game Cities: Skylines 2 wasn't the sequel fans of the original were expecting, but more work is being done on them both as we speak. Meanwhile, it appears Paradox Interactive - known for strategy and management games - is betting on a Lego version of the series, or at least that's what the latest Korean age ratings tease.
Lego Skylines Leaked by Korean Rating Board
Paradox is hoping an unorthodox partnership could be just what the Cities: Skylines brand needs as the existence of Lego Skylines shows us where the series is going next.
Unannounced City Builder LEGO Skylines Could Be Something Special
Build it up. You can always count on the Korean or Taiwanese ratings boards for a leak or two, and we covered the big news regarding Persona 4 Revival earlier today. But the sudden emergence of LEGO Skylines from Paradox Interactive could also be big, assuming it’s exactly what I’m imagining. Read the full article on pushsquare.com
LEGO Skylines by Paradox Interactive, Persona 4 Revival, and more rated in Korea
The Game Rating and Administration Committee of Korea has rated the unannounced LEGO Skylines by … Source
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Round Up: Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026 - Every Switch 1 & 2 Announcement & Trailer
The Witcher 3! LEGO Skylines! Mewgenics! Gamescom Opening Night Live 2026 has now wrapped up after roughly 2 hours' worth of new gaming announcements and updates. As expected, trailers for titles on Switch 1 and 2 were a little thin on the ground, but we still got a fair few nice surprises, including an absolutely jaw-dropping finale starring our favourite resident of Kaer Morhen.
Multiple Titles Rated In Korea Ahead Of Summer Game Fest
The floodgates are opening. Summer Game Fest is mere days away at this point, and it seems that some potential announcements may have sneaked out early thanks to ratings from Korea. As covered by Gematsu, the headliner here is Lego Skylines from publisher Paradox Interactive which, as the title alludes, is likely a Lego-inspired take on the Cities: Skylines building games. Further details are unavailable at the moment, but a debut trailer during Geoff Fest is probably on the cards. As for a pote