This mod is a spinoff by the Network Extensions team of the original Traffic++ mod by JFarias. Current Cities Skylines version support: V1.6 It removes the bus and ped roads now supported and optimized by Network Extensions. Also, this mod will be the base for the upcoming Transit Addon Mod (TAM) that will regoup all your favorite transit tools. Feb 15, 2016 - Cities: Skylines Snowfall is just about to release and this update shows some of. If you have the base game with or without the previous After Dark. There have been numerous traffic Manager mods, and some of the older.

Turned three a couple of weeks ago, meaning that it’s time to dust off our best Cities: Skylines mods list and see what wonderful community creations we can fill it with. On the day of its launch, Skylines already had pages and pages of buildings and complicated junctions waiting to be downloaded; now there are 1,000 of them, containing a ridiculous 145,948 mods. That’s quite a lot of stuff to get through. And you should absolutely give a browse — you never know what you might find. If you don’t want to faff, however, I’ve gathered a bunch of the best, including some personal favourites that I can’t live without. Most of these mods will work with the base game, but there are a few you’ll need one of the expansions for, and remember to check for conflicts.

Ghost in the Shell Buildings The first question I ask myself when building a new city is how futuristic and gaudy do I want it to be? The answer is always: as gaudy and futuristic as possible. You’ll undoubtedly notice a theme in this list. This makes the essential, though it’s more understated than a lot of my sci-fi mods, making it a solid addition to a contemporary city as well. Blade Runner Police Tower and Tyrell Corporation Pyramid While we’re talking cyberpunk, let’s not forget about Blade Runner. You can’t get more ostentatious than these two buildings. The is particularly impressive, and it’s perfect if you want something in your city that screams malevolence.

The looks a little bit off during the day, I think it’s all the black, but at night it’s incredible. FOGBAE-TOWR4 Let’s stay in the future with the imposing, monolithic power station. Is there a hint of Brutalism about it?

Who cares, it looks bad ass. It’s also practical, providing electricity for all the terrified ants scurrying below.

Get this building to let all your citizens know that the state will crush them. Gula’s Architectural Designs Okay, Okay, you don’t all want futuristic cities. Is a 24-item collection from the titular modder, and it’s a corker.

It contains everything from a to a. There’s plenty inbetween, too, including schools and skyscrapers. It’s a diverse, high-quality pack.

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Quad Collection The contains a whopping 166 items, and while I’m a fan because of the vast number of flashy sci-fi or sci-fi-adjacent buildings like, it’s also full of contemporary skyscrapers and offices that would fit perfectly in any modern city. If you don’t want to sift through hundreds of buildings, this is a great time saver. Sunken Train Station I love it when cities try to hide large buildings and infrastructure, making them seem more open, so I guess I like too (whether in and ). If you’re looking for subtlety over flair, then this is the transport link for you. Amsterdam Centraal Station But if you want a train station that’s also an in-your-face piece of architectural art, then you’ll be wanting something like. It’s a gorgeous six-track station based on the real Amsterdam Centraal, and it’s fat with details. Timboh’s Marvelous Interchange Emporium This collection of junctions is a mainstay for me, and has been since just after Cities: Skylines launched, though it’s grown a lot since then.

I love making road networks, as I suspect anyone who came to Skylines after Colossal Order’s would, but it’s tricky and takes up a lot of time. Alleviate some of the pressure, and show you want talented people can do with some tarmac. Sharp Junction Angles does what it says on the tin, allowing you to make sharper angles when constructing roads, freeing you up to make a more elaborate, fine-tuned transport network. It also comes with, a crazy mod that lets you make physics-defying streets that wouldn’t look out of place in Trackmania. Advanced Road Anarchy Speaking of Road Anarchy, here’s its bigger sibling. It’s largely the same mod, allowing you to throw caution to the wind and construct the most dangerous, ill-conceived motorways anyone has ever concocted. But it also has buttons, an options panel and info text.

CTCN Transport – Blimp When the expansion came out, we finally got chubby blimps that could fly around the city, picking up and depositing excited citizens and tourists. Blimps are pretty retro, though, and by now I’m sure you know what I like. Yeah, let’s turn those blimps into helicarriers. The is a functional blimp, but sexier. Fill the skies with them!

Better Planes Pack Planes deserve some love, too. The introduces two plane types and eight liveries to make them stand out. Right now they’re mostly US planes and paint jobs, but more international ones are coming. And while they’re functional planes, there are also prop versions, allowing you to dump them anywhere. Mini I just really like. Newport City (Niihama) Map This comes with the Ghost in the Shell Buildings pack, but I’m adding it here too because you can never have too much Ghost in the Shell.

Even when it’s a not-great live action movie that, I’m sorry, I really enjoyed. Belmont County Transport When the Mass Transit expansion arrived, it came with some transport-specific scenarios, but what if you don’t have Mass Transit?

Is a scenario map that tasks you with linking a bunch of little towns together, transporting 1 million citizens in 750 weeks, without using the metro. Try not to use other transport mods if you want the full challenge.

New Orleans Disasters If you’ve got the DLC and are looking for a scenario to test your sanity and ability to remain calm and collected during a crisis, you might want to take a gander at. The map uses realistic elevation and sea levels, so it’s extremely prone to flooding. New York City It’s not a proper city builder without a nice big map of to play with. This is just a really cool space to build a city on, whether it’s your own version of New York or something entirely new. Skyrim You’ve wandered around the map for 100 hours, now build a modern city on it. Is an unusual, tricky space to build on, but it’s also one of the most stunning Cities: Skylines maps that I’ve seen.

There’s such a huge attention to detail that I feel terribly guilty plonking down big, ugly industrial buildings. This is definitely a map you’ll want to build a green city on. Los Santos One of the first big map mods, GTA V’s remains one of my favourites. Like the Skyrim map, the limitations force you to really plan ahead and make a city that conforms to the dramatic environment.

First Person Camera: Updated What do your citizens see when they walk through your city? This lets you see through their eyes. It’s pure novelty, but ever since Dungeon Keeper let me possess my minions, I’ve always had a soft spot for management games that let you get down to street level. 81 Tiles This mod unlocks the whole map, expanding the building zone from.

That’s a big city. You can unlock them one-by-one, just like you normally would, or all at once, letting you expand in all directions straight away. This will obviously have a performance impact, especially once your city starts growing. Automatic Bulldoze Burned down and abandoned buildings linger, ruining property values and making your city look hideous. Demolishing them one by one, especially in a huge metropolis, is a right pain in the arse. This makes, which knocks them all down at the touch of a button, absolutely essential.

Reddit For Chirpy: Updated Chirpy, Cities: Skylines’ Nazi-free version of Twitter, can now keep you. See, Chirpy can be useful.

Chirpy Exterminator No, Chirpy is a demon who must be excised from the game, and that’s exactly what does. With it, he’s gone forever, never to ruin your mood with the inane thoughts of your idiotic citizens. More Beautification introduces props to the main toolbar button under the Decoration tab. You can place as many as 65531 props in the game, though it doesn’t add new props, it just gives you access to the existing ones. Grab and as well, to extend the capabilities of the mod. We’ve reached the end of list, but by no means the ends of City: Skylines mods. This will be more than enough to get you started, but there’s a whole universe of weird statues, spaghetti junctions and towering skyscrapers out there.

And as always, if you’ve got some favourites that haven’t made it onto the list, let the world know in the comments.