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Looking to buy more land in Cities Skylines 2? As a game focused on expansion, Cities Skylines 2 focuses on building outwards rather than upwards at first. This means getting more land is important.
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How to buy more land in Cities Skylines 2?
You can buy more land by entering the Map Area view, selecting tiles, and hitting the Purchase button in Cities Skylines 2. Press the button with squares at the bottom left of the screen to enter this view. You can purchase tiles that aren’t next to your existing tiles too.
Selecting a tile that belongs to you will highlight some important stats like resources and its connections to other tiles. Prioritize tiles that have resources you need and those that give you access to new transport routes. As your city grows and hits milestones, you’ll need more space for new residential, commercial, and industrial zones. Selecting tiles to purchase turns them green. You can purchase a set number of tiles and this limit increases as you hit milestones. Note that this costs money so don’t bite off more land than you can develop at a certain point.
In Cities Skylines 2, purchasable tiles are smaller and there are more of them in total, making the game four times as big as its predecessor. This gives players an unparalleled degree of freedom when it comes to designing their cities. Selecting tiles far away from your city can let you build secondary settlements to supplement your primary city with useful resources.
That covers how to buy more land in Cities Skylines 2. The beefy Cities Skylines 2 system requirements mean that you might have to upgrade your PC to make the most of its new features. As for Cities Skylines 2 on Xbox and PS5, you’ll have to wait till 2024. Now get into your city and expand its limits to accommodate more people.
Cities Skylines 2
- Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series S/X, Xbox Series X
- Genre(s): Simulation, Strategy