Cities in Motion: Design Classics CD Key
Design Classics introduces five new vehicles to Cities in Motion, enhancing transit options. Key additions include the compact, powerful Jubilee Blim minibus, the modern and reliable Livingstone tram, sturdy Arnauld Porte metro trains, the scenic Tiergarten Ferry, and the maneuverable Skylark III, perfect for urban transportation.
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Release Date
05 Apr, 2011
Publisher/Developer
Paradox Interactive, Colossal Order
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Steam: 100.00% positive (3/3)
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System Requirements
- OS *: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7
- Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core or higher
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Hard Disk Space: 2 GB
- Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 8800/ATI Radeon HD 3850 or higher (integrated video cards not supported), 512 MB RAM, OpenGL 3.0
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Cities in Motion: Design Classics description
Cities in Motion: Design Classics
Design Classics enhances the Cities in Motion experience by introducing five brand new vehicles, allowing players to expand their city's transit capabilities and offer citizens innovative commuting options.
- Jubilee Blim: A charming minibus from the early 60s, known for its compact design and unique silhouette. With a powerful engine and robust frame, it combines cuteness with speed and sturdiness.
- Livingstone Inauguration: This tram features advanced braking and acceleration control systems, making it easy to steer. However, its delicate components can lead to malfunctions. Manufactured in Wakefield, England, it's shipped worldwide.
- Arnauld Porte: Renowned for its elegant rattan-covered seats, the French-built Arnauld Porte can accommodate a large number of passengers. First introduced in London in 1915, it has since gained popularity across continental cities.
- Tiergarten Ferry: A sturdy vessel from Sweden, the Tiergarten Ferry is designed primarily for sightseeing, operating at slower speeds. Its solid frame and efficient coal-heated steam engine make it an essential part of water transportation.
- Skylark III: Originally military-grade, the Skylark III now serves civilians, featuring a spacious canopy for enjoying scenic views. Its improved tail rotor and durable landing gear enhance maneuverability.
With these additions, players can create more dynamic and engaging transit systems, enriching the overall gameplay experience in Cities in Motion.