Alternatively, Crater Falls will be hard for a growing super transport tycoon as it has a lot of water. However, it could be a great place to construct the Metropolitan Airport Hub due to its flat land. For instance, you’re not going to get very far trying to build a fishing empire in Desert Oasis.
While all of this new content can be added to an existing city, you can also start from scratch on one of the five new maps: Azure Gulf, Crater Falls, Desert Oasis, Fisher Enclave, and Swamplands.Įach of the maps introduces a new environment, all with their own challenges and benefits. Not all species may necessarily be living in your map, so you could end up only being able to access one or two species on a large scale. From my testing, it seems that two routes can be handled per fishing harbor. Fishing routes can cover large or small distances a heat map will show you where the different species are most concentrated. In order to achieve this, routes must be designed throughout waterways like rivers and the ocean.
You can now build dedicated fishing harbors to send out small vessels to reel in hauls of four different fish species: anchovy, salmon, shellfish, and tuna. The one new piece of content that actually matches the name “Sunset Harbor” would be the introduction of the fishing industry. I’m happy to report that it’s been an engaging experience, to say the least. There are so many new tools to use that it took me 8 hours to try and see everything. While it sounds like it could be a beautiful seaside settlement, it’s really an extensive pack of new features that will help add even more life to your virtual people farms. Cities: Skylines is back in the public consciousness thanks to the release of a new expansion pack-(the slightly oddly named)- Sunset Harbor.
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