It’s a tale of two cities for Quest owners at the moment, with two simulation games - Cities: VR and Little Cities - releasing within weeks of one another. However, while this new release retains a lot of the original’s spirit, the end product leaves a lot to be desired. This can be done via the community hub or contacting me at my twitter.Cities: VR is available now, bringing a reworked version of the original PC game, Cities: Skylines, to Quest 2. “Community feedback is key in developing this game, I would love to hear feedback and bug findings. How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process? Expect around a £5 increase after leaving early access.” “There will be a price increase after early access. Will the game be priced differently during and after Early Access? “The current version of the game has basic tools to build and destroy tiles, basic tile functions such as providing services for other tiles, basic map loading and saving and basic world features such as weather.” What is the current state of the Early Access version? End goal is to have campaign with many levels and challenges, workshop to share maps/cites and general game performance and other smaller features.” “I hope to add many more features over the coming development. How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version? If conditions are right it should be out of early access in 2-5 years.” “This game will be in early access for as long as it needs to be. I do plan on having a playable VR demo out sometime this year with all of the basic features of the game.”Īpproximately how long will this game be in Early Access? The programming, modelling, and sound design are all done by me so expect development to be slow.

Download cities vr review