Skylines 2 Won't Have Paid DLC Until Performance Issues Are Fixed

Colossal Order wants the game to meet their standards first.

The developers of the city-building simulator Cities: Skylines II shared that they will not release paid DLC for the game until they resolve performance issues. The team at Colossal Order intends to ensure that the game meets their standards first.

Image credit: Colossal Order Ltd., Cities: Skylines II

A small team is working on Cities: Skylines II and they cannot afford to be distracted by multiple major tasks. That is why Colossal Order's employees will initially focus on optimization. Afterward, they will dedicate their efforts to creating additional content, including major paid DLCs.

Colossal Order has promised to continue actively working on Cities: Skylines II for the game to fully realize its potential. The game was originally released on October 24, 2023, for PC. It received mixed reviews on Steam due to technical issues. Players are not happy with lag and low framerates, even on powerful PCs.

You can find the original message here. Before the release, the creators of Cities: Skylines II had already warned players that they were unable to fully optimize their city-building simulator. Despite this, the developers did not postpone the release date, promising to improve performance after the launch. The creators of Cities: Skylines II mentioned they would like to "manage expectations on performance".

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Skylines 2 Won't Have Paid DLC Until Performance Issues Are Fixed

Image credit: Colossal Order Ltd., Cities: Skylines II

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