Reviews of the Cities XL (PC)
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alaTest.com
Review Summary: Experts rate this product 68/100 and users 61/100. Comparing these reviews to 129071 other PC Games reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 93/100 = Excellent.
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gamingexcellence.com
Review Summary: Or… not. I'm not paying a monthly subscriber fee because of a grudge match, and I can't recommend a title that is a redundant rehash of Sim City with less functionality. So even though I've played for all my waking, non-work hours during the past ...
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play.tm
Review Summary: In building the city, the player will no longer have to mess around with water pipes and overhead power lines, but instead will usually only be required to build all-in-one utility depots every so often. Cities XL treats roads (this site encourages ...
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au.gamespot.com
Review Summary: Cities XL tries to expand the city-building genre with new ideas, but the solo game is generic, and the online features aren't ready for a ground-breaking ceremony.
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nowgamer.com
Review Summary: The far-reaching scope of Cities XL will mean any pseudo-civilisation architect will be able to build themselves a dream homeland in this beautiful-looking simulator.
Manufacturer:
Part number: CNETGS945864
Product Basic Spec
- Platform PC
- ESRB rating Blood and Gore,Strong Language,Sexual Themes,Intense Violence,Use of Drugs
- Genre Strategy
- DirectX version v9.0c
- Operating system Windows XP/Vista
Minimum
- CPU Intel Pentium 4 @ 2.5 GHz
- DVDROM 8x
- Disk 8000 MB
- RAM 1024 MB
Recommended
- CPU Intel Core 2
- RAM 2048 MB
Game
- Developer Monte Cristo Multimedia
- ESRB descriptors Blood and Gore,Strong Language,Sexual Themes,Intense Violence,Use of Drugs
- Release date 2009-10-09
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