Cities Skylines 2 can get stressful. Sometimes your citizens are unhappy, no matter how often you collect their garbage. Sometimes your carefully-planned train line is always delayed. And sometimes you're just down because the beautiful city you planned has turned into one massive parking lot. But at least nobody's dead, right? That's the first place where Microlandia, an indie city building game from solo dev Information Superhighway Games, is changing things. As well as introducing the concept of mass death to the genre if hospitals don't receive adequate funding, mass firings and smug landlords add to your people's woes.Read the full story on PCGamesN: Cities Skylines' traffic headaches are nothing compared to this brutal new city builder, where your population's lives are literally on the line

Cities Skylines' traffic headaches are nothing compared to this brutal new city builder, where your population's lives are literally on the line Cities Skylines 2 can get stressful. Sometimes your citizens are unhappy, no matter how often you collect their garbage. Sometimes your carefully-planned train line is always delayed. And sometimes you're just down because the beautiful city you...

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