Snowfall is the second expansion to Cities: Skylines, the award-winning city-building game from Colossal Order. Off road driving and lane snapping mode, so we can explore the wild or follow an intertwined intersection with ease.Р”Р„ble to drive all kinds of vehicle, not just cars.Official Description

Like the firehose of a fire truck, siren of a police car, or spraying water from a fire helicopter.Р”Р‡irst person and third person perspective. You can use special equipments on a vehicle if it has one. You can hit other vehicles or even buildings, and potentially damaging them and your vehicle. Many of these are already in the good old sim city 4. Something more realistic.Р”Вriving in the city! I know the console edition alrwaal has it, so the infrastructure is already there, and more flavor can be added. If the people are unhappy, there will be protests, even riots, that block traffic, damage businesses and infrastructures, and require specialized police force or even military to quill down. Some policies and laws that have negative happiness impact. Like, slum districts which has little demand for setvices (thus cheap) but a LE nightmare. Really just a wild dream and not at all feasible, but IdI like to see more ups and downs and civil movements in the city. Would be nice to get some more options built into the game for console players, but that doesn't really affect me, and it's not something you could build a whole expansion around. Someone else I talked to mentioned fire and police services, but I figure fire is already handled by Natural Disasters and police by After Dark, all that could realistically be done with that is adding more prefab buildings in different formats and that's pretty well covered by the workshop. And tell me you wouldn't love to be able to set up a free form cemetery that could actually handle your whole city properly? For a third area to round out an expansion, you could go with mental health, dealing with stress (caused by noise pollution and overly long commutes).

Other areas that could do with a district expansion are health care and death care - many European hospitals are massive, sprawling affairs, and my local hospital covers at least a couple of square kilometers all on its own, with dozens of buildings, including two huge parking garages, a nursing school, and four pre-schools/kindergartens (one of them is a 24-hour affair for children of the staff, the other three are for kids with disabilities). Being able to build *proper* cargo hubs that actually work would be a massive boon. If anything, the Industries DLC only made this worse by adding so much extra cargo traffic on the roads.

Yeah, the mass transportation system could definitely benefit from a district-based approach, both on the basis of currently being unrealistically small, and on the basis of the AI tending to ignore anything except the shortest route meaning that you can add cargo rail terminals all day long and your industrial traffic will *still* head to just one unless you engage in ridiculous micro-management of the traffic flow.

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