Well if you’re looking to dive into this game with some added fun I’ve made this list featuring some awesome to get you started. With limited resources and knowledge of the red planet, do you have what it takes to survive? Your goal is to keep your colony alive but thriving as well. In this survival city builder, you’re tasked with building a colony on Mars. This is especially the case in Surviving Mars, one of the more recent titles from Paradox Interactive. It's best for steep slope travelling, since cars and roads can't go on steep places.Life in space can get pretty tough. Cables can be built on water, even so that the concrete bases of the pylons are standing in the water.Ĭable Cars don’t have a huge capacity, but they run often, allowing a constant stream of passengers to be transported. However the cables cannot pass over houses. Cables can go over roads and their height can be adjusted with PgUp and PgDown, just like roads. All stops connected to each other are considered one line. When any two or more stops are connected, the line will start to operate automatically. Build the stops you want to have in the city and connect them with cables. Cable Cars lines are somewhat easier to set up than other types. Pass through stops can also be used at the ends. There are two types of stops: end-of-line stops and stops where Cable Cars can pass through and continue to further stops. They can be used to cross rivers or other bodies of water if you want. The Cable Cars are very useful on steep slopes, but can also be placed on level ground. The only disadvantage is that other vehicles are forced to move to the other lanes which may turn that into heavy traffic. Having these roads are good to have since buses and even taxis can go on these lanes unless if they are about to turn right. ' Biofuel Bus Depots ' (Green Cities DLC)īus lanes road are found in the road section or the bus section in transportation. This boosts your city’s education facilities a little bit. By default they show adverts from various companies, but if you wish to use the space to your city’s benefit, you can set a policy so that Blimps show educational posters. Depots need to be connected to roads as well, but can send vehicles to any line they have a Pathway connection with.Īs an extra benefit, there is space on the sides of Blimps for advertisements. Stops need a road connection, but other than that, can freely be placed anywhere on the map. Pathways are two-way, basically like virtual roads for Blimps. Blimps fly from stop to stop and need a route to the Blimp Depot.

You need to mark Pathways for the blimps to travel.

Each blimp has a capacity of 35 passengers, just 5 more than buses.

Cities skylines mods more speed options