Cities XL Screens, Vids Tease Endless Possibilities
Published: January 01, 0001
Cities XL is a game that has one purpose in life: to fill the void left by Maxis and Tilted Mill with a city-building sim worthy of its predecessors.
To look at these screens and videos, you might almost think that they’ve done it – right down to the shiny top on the Chrysler Building. But maybe Cities XL will amount to more [[link]] than what Sim City Societies accomplished.
To find that out, [[link]] sit tight for our first impressions. And [[link]] do enjoy the screens – there are a lot of ‘em.
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