RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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During today's Gamescom Opening Night Live event, a game I've always wanted was revealed with a brief trailer. Folks, someone is finally making a Lego city builder.
On Tuesday, Paradox Interactive announced Lego Skylines , a previously leaked and rumored city builder featuring those tiny plastic bricks so many people, myself included, love so much.
Here's the official description of this game that I wish we got to see a lot more of instead of this short teaser trailer:
Build a city where everything just clicks in LEGO® Skylines . In this cozy, customizable city-builder, your choices bring a living, breathing metropolis to life. Go big or obsess over the details. No instructions. Unlimited space. And there’s just one rule. Make it yours.
The idea of a Lego city-builder video game is basically catnip for me. I love Lego. I love spending many hours laying out streets and businesses as efficiently as possible. Getting to do that with digital Lego bricks and minifigs sounds like a dream come true.
No release date was given for Lego Skylines, which is a spin-off of the Cities: Skylines city-builder franchise. But I'll be there on day one to play it and lose days of my life building Lego cities. Heck, it will be a lot cheaper than buying thousands of Lego bricks to make a big tabletop city in real life. And I won't have to give up my basement either.
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