The zone cards also give you benefits if you have the listed service buildings in their districts, such as having a park built next to your new residential zone. For example, a commercial zone might add garbage and traffic to your city while also lowering your available workforce. It could cost money and/or you might need to adjust tracks on the administration board. If you choose one of the first two options, the next player takes their turn.Įvery construction card has requirements to play.
You have three options on your turn: play a card, exchange a card, or end the current milestone. Your city’s money is stored on the board’s Treasury space. All of those tracks affect your city’s overall happiness, which is also tracked on this board. There are tracks for utilities (power, water, and garbage), your working population, and your residents’ quality of life (pollution, traffic, and crime). You use the administration board to track how well your city is doing. Every time you play a construction card, you pay its costs and put that type of tile in a district, sometimes also gaining rewards. There are service buildings (healthcare, police stations, parks, etc.), utility buildings (power, water, and garbage), residential zones, commercial zones, and industrial zones. Throughout the game you’ll be playing construction cards to build your city. You begin the game by getting your initial hand of cards and your starting money (amount depends on difficulty level), then paying for and flipping one of the boards to show its developed side. Each board has a number of districts, which are the areas that are separated by roads or water. The map you’re working on is made up of four boards, each representing a quarter of your city and a milestone that you need to complete. Your goal in Cities: Skylines is to complete milestones and finish the game with a good Happiness rating. The game is based on the popular video game from Paradox Interactive.Ĭities: Skylines – The Board Game was designed by Rustan Håkansson and is published by KOSMOS. This Cities: Skylines – The Board Game review was made after playing the game seven times.Ĭities: Skylines – The Board Game is a cooperative city building game in which you’re attempting to create the happiest city that you can.
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