The original Cities in Motion launched in February last year to significant critical acclaim and a surprising response from the strategy videogaming audience. While on the surface you may find it hard to tell the difference between Cities in Motion and any number of transport simulators, Colossal Order Ltd. had developed a product more akin to SimCity: there is reality in Cities in Motion, but it’s a very light-hearted version of the real world. Transport simulators are made to be a realistic interpretation of the actual; Cities in Motion is intended to be a fun interactive experience.
Karoliina Korppoo, lead game designer on Colossal Order's urban development simulator Cities: Skylines, speaks with the AUTOMATON Japan staff about the Cities series and the studio itself.
GMG: "Have a hankering for Cities: Skylines but want to check out previous games in the series first? Well, we got some massive discounts on the Cities in Motion series running from today, along with a host of new Square Enix deals enjoying low prices for the next 48 hours."
Cities in Motion 2 is on sale today for only $9.95USD. Gamers interested in this great deal can head on over to SimulatorCentral.com to purchase their copy.
