Cities: Skylines Flurry of Content for Snowfall By Rebecca Smith, 09 Feb 2016 CommentsFree Features Coming to All Players of Cities: Skylines; First Live Gameplay Stream TomorrowParadox Interactive, a “raining champion” publisher of games, today revealed several details about “Snowfall,” the forthcoming expansion to Cities: Skylines from Colossal Order. Snowfall, which will be released on February 18th, 2016 for Windows, Mac, and Linux PCs, will add several new gameplay features to the award-winning city-building game, including several new mechanics revolving around the expansion’s titular weather phenomenon.To show off these new features first-hand, Paradox will stream the game live on their Twitch channel on Wednesday, February 10th, at 1700 CET (8:00 a.m. Pacific Time). To view the live stream, watch Paradox’s Twitch channel on Wednesday.In addition, Paradox has also detailed the features that will be added to Cities: Skylines for all players in a free patch on February 18, whether the weather-oriented expansion is purchased or not. All players will see the following additions:- Rain and fog-based cosmetic weather for existing maps outside the new “Winter” themed maps- A new Theme Editor for map modding, allowing players to create new Map Themes ranging from different terrain styles to incredible alien worlds- An expanded UI for public transportation management- New Chirps from everyone’s favorite in-game social media avatar- New Hats for everyone’s favorite in-game social media avatar- Newfound respect for everyone’s favorite in-game social media avatarMore Cities: Skylines stories: Cities: Skylines Parklife DLC Launched Cities: Skylines Free Weekend On Now! Cities: Skylines patch notes for patch 1.6.1-f2! New DLC Available - Cities: Skylines - Natural Disasters Cities: Skylines - Natural Disasters Expansion will be released on November 29th WindowsLinuxMac OS XDLC Written by Rebecca SmithRebecca is the Newshound Manager at TrueSteamAchievements, TrueAchievements and TrueTrophies. She has been contributing articles since 2010, especially those that involve intimidatingly long lists. When not writing news, she can usually be found sharpening her very, VERY, pointy grammar stick in anticipation of its imminent use. Outside of TSA, TA and TT, she works in an independent game shop so that she can spend all day talking about games too. At home, with a variety of PCs and consoles on hand from which to choose, starting with a ZX Spectrum, games are never far away there either. However, as you're not supposed to have an unhealthy obsession with just a single subject, she also likes to read and dream about owning her own tribe of minions. She'll occasionally go outside.