Compare prices and buy Cities Skylines Key

This really is the greatest city simulator there is, and will be for quite a long time. I'm having trouble finding ANYthing wrong with this game. I've played most SimCity's, Anno 2070, Cities XL and almost fell for the Cities XXL nonsense. Then I found this game, and my life is complete. Some of the things worth noting: - The UI is simple but intuitive, it doesn't have that featureless feeling some of the plainer UI's have. - The game itself runs incredibly well, however you do need a good processor and a few GB of RAM to play it idealy. - Gameplay is silky smooth and addicting, no glitches or anything. There's even a little in-engine physics to things like cars, rivers and trees. - Road design is incredibly free and grid layouts are 100% accurate, unlike 2013's Simcity. - Full workshop and in-game modding support with an expanding community and many interesting items and maps to choose from, Copper Creek on the workshop is my favorite. - This list just goes on and on... The only thing I can really notice being undesirable (to a small extent, it's not really a big deal) are things like garbage and deathcare. They tend to get overwhelming and lots of weekly money needs to be spent to fix them. (When your landfills are full or more people are dying than you can transport to a cemetary kind of thing) I'd recommend finding something better on the workshop or using the asset editor to lower/raise some gampleay values in those buildings slightly.