Popular city-builder Cities: Skylines (2015) doesn’t offer native VR support, however the franchise is getting its first official made-for-VR game soon called Cities: VR, which will let you go ...

Cities: Skylines was, for me and I suspect a lot of players, a breath of fresh air in a time when new versions of SimCity failed us and fell by the wayside, and so much has been done with it since it ...

Fast Travel Games announced this week that they will be releasing their virtual reality management sim Cities: VR sometime in Spring 2022. If the name didn't tip you off, this is going to be a VR ...

Cities: VR brings the definitive city-building experience into VR. Cities: VR -- Enhanced Edition brings players even great detail as they build, allowing you to watch your city come alive all the way ...

Meta revealed at today’s VR showcase that one of the games it is bringing to VR is Cities. This reimagined version of the city-building sim translates the UI-heavy experience into a more virtual form.

City building and management games have been popular since the first SimCity released in 1989. The game spawned a whole new genre of games based around designing a location and optimizing its ...

Developer Fast Travel Games has announced on the PlayStation Blog that Cities: VR — Enhanced Edition will launch alongside the PSVR 2 on February 22, 2023. The VR adaptation of the popular Cities: ...

A new Cities game was announced today, but if you're waiting for a full sequel to Cities: Skylines, you're going to need to wait a bit longer. Cities: VR looks like a fun twist on the formula, but the ...

Little Cities was first announced back in late 2021, showing off what appeared to be pint-sized VR version of popular city simulator Cities: Skylines (2015)—only a few months before the very franchise ...

Fast Travel Games revealed this week that they have confirmed a release date for Cities: VR across multiple platforms this month. The city builder will be coming out on April 28th, 2022, and will give ...

James grew up in the arcades of the 80s and has played games on everything from the Milton Bradley Microvision to the PlayStation 5. He worked in gaming retail during the PS1/PS2 eras, and even had a ...